@leptonai/audio v0.0.3

Audio Controller

The AudioController class is responsible for managing audio playback, including decoding, queuing, and playing audio data.

Features

• Decode base64-encoded MPEG audio data
• Queue audio buffers for sequential playback
• Manage playback state
• Emit events on state changes

Installation

npm install @leptonai/audio

Usage

Importing

import { AudioController } from '@leptonai/audio';

Creating an Instance

const audioController = new AudioController();

Enqueueing Audio Data

To enqueue base64-encoded audio data for playback:

const base64Data = '...'; // Your base64-encoded audio data
audioController.enqueue(base64Data).then((audioBuffer) => {
  console.log('Audio buffer enqueued:', audioBuffer);
});

Playing Audio

To start playback of the queued audio data:

audioController.play();

Handling State Changes

You can listen for state changes (e.g., when playback starts or stops) using the stateChange event:

audioController.on('stateChange', (playing) => {
  console.log('Playback state changed:', playing ? 'Playing' : 'Stopped');
});

Closing the Audio Controller

To close the audio context and free resources:

audioController.close().then(() => {
  console.log('Audio controller closed');
});

Methods

enqueue(base64Data: string): Promise<AudioBuffer>

Decodes the base64-encoded audio data and enqueues it for playback.

• base64Data: The base64-encoded audio data.
• Returns a promise that resolves to the decoded AudioBuffer.

play(): void

Starts playback of the queued audio data. If already playing or the queue is empty, it does nothing.

close(): Promise<void>

Closes the audio context and frees resources. Returns a promise that resolves when the operation is complete.

Events

stateChange: [boolean]

Emitted when the playback state changes.

• playing: A boolean indicating whether audio is currently playing.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.