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react-media-recorder
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A React component based on MediaRecorder() API to record audio/video streams
react-media-recorder
is a fully typed react component with render prop that can be used to record audio/video streams or the screens using MediaRecorder API.
npm i -S react-media-recorder
or
yarn add react-media-recorder
import ReactMediaRecorder from "react-media-recorder";
const RecordView = () => (
<div>
<ReactMediaRecorder
video
render={({ status, startRecording, stopRecording, mediaBlobUrl }) => (
<div>
<p>{status}</p>
<button onClick={startRecording}>Start Recording</button>
<button onClick={stopRecording}>Stop Recording</button>
<video src={mediaBlobUrl} controls autoplay loop />
</div>
)}
/>
</div>
);
Since react-media-recording
uses render prop, you can define what to render in the view. Just don't forget to wire the startRecording
, stopRecording
and mediaBlobUrl
to your component.
Can be either a boolean value or a MediaTrackConstraints object.
type: boolean
or object
default: true
From MDN:
An optional BlobPropertyBag
dictionary which may specify the following two attributes (for the mediaBlob
):
type
, that represents the MIME type of the content of the array that will be put in the blob.endings
, with a default value of "transparent", that specifies how strings containing the line ending character \n are to be written out. It is one of the two values: "native", meaning that line ending characters are changed to match host OS filesystem convention, or "transparent", meaning that endings are stored in the blob without changetype: object
default:
if video
is enabled,
{
type: "video/mp4"
}
if there's only audio
is enabled,
{
type: "audio/wav"
}
A function
that would get invoked when the MediaRecorder stops. It'll provide the blob url as its param.
type: function(blobUrl: string)
default: () => null
A function
which accepts an object containing fields: status
, startRecording
, stopRecording
andmediaBlob
. This function would return a react element/component.
type: function
default: () => null
A boolean
value. Lets you to record your current screen. Not all browsers would support this. Please check here for the availability. Please note that at the moment, the MediaRecorder won't record two alike streams at a time, if you provide both screen
and video
prop, the screen capturing will take precedence than the video capturing. But, you can provide the video
prop (as the MediaTrackConstraints) which will then utilized by screen capture (for example, height
, width
etc..)
Can be either a boolean value or a MediaTrackConstraints object.
type: boolean
or object
default: false
render
functionA string enum. Possible values:
media_aborted
permission_denied
no_specified_media_found
media_in_use
invalid_media_constraints
no_constraints
recorder_error
A string enum
. Possible values:
media_aborted
permission_denied
no_specified_media_found
media_in_use
invalid_media_constraints
no_constraints
recorder_error
idle
acquiring_media
recording
stopping
stopped
A function
, which starts recording when invoked.
A function
, which pauses the recording when invoked.
A function
, which resumes the recording when invoked.
A function
, which stops recording when invoked.
A function
, which mutes the audio tracks when invoked.
A function
which unmutes the audio tracks when invoked.
A blob
url that can be wired to an <audio />
, <video />
or an <a />
element.
A boolean prop that tells whether the audio is muted or not.
Feel free to submit a PR if you found a bug (I might've missed many! :grinning:) or if you want to enhance it further.
Thanks!. Happy Recording!
FAQs
A React component based on MediaRecorder() API to record audio/video streams
The npm package react-media-recorder receives a total of 18,673 weekly downloads. As such, react-media-recorder popularity was classified as popular.
We found that react-media-recorder demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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