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uifx is a library for playing sound effects on the web
https://wle8300.github.io/uifx-demo/
npm install --save uifx
import UIfx from 'uifx'
import bellAudio from './my-sounds/bell.mp3'
const bell = new UIfx(
bellAudio,
{
volume: 0.4, // number between 0.0 ~ 1.0
throttleMs: 100
}
)
// playback
bell.play()
// temporarily change volume
bell.play(0.25) // plays at 0.25 volume
bell.play() // reverts to 0.4 volume
// set volume
bell.setVolume(0.5)
bell.play() // plays at 0.5 volume
// ...also chainable!
bell.setVolume(0.5).play()
It uses the HTMLAudioElement
API so it's available for all major desktop/mobile browsers. It also preloads audio files so sounds are immediately ready for playback.
Even though UIfx
will preload audio over the network, it's usually advisable to package your audio files locally since you don't want to rely on a 3rd-party to host your audio files.
The library has zero dependencies.
TypeScript definitions are included.
It's designed specifically for soundfx so it preloads audio files to ensure it's immediately playable, and will spawns an audio player for each playback. This makes it lightweight and performant when compared to fully-fledged libraries like SoundManager or Howler.
FAQs
A lightweight sound library designed for UI sound effects (sfx)
We found that uifx demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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