1.4.0 • Published 2 years ago
@osbjs/spectrum-tiny-osbjs v1.4.0
spectrum-tiny-osbjs
Create spectrum helpers for tiny-osbjs.
Install
npm i @osbjs/spectrum-tiny-osbjs @osbjs/tiny-osbjs
Usage
Create a schema file by calling createSpectrumSchema
in a seperate file and exec it.
// createSchema.js
#!/usr/bin/env node
const { createSpectrumSchema } = require('@osbjs/spectrum-tiny-osbjs')
createSpectrumSchema('path/to/audio/file')
// and then call `node createSchema` 1 time.
Spectrum schema contains info on start time, end time, amount of frame-per-second and spectrum "frames", each frame contains 64 numbers between 0 and 1 that can be used to scale the spectrum bar. Example of how to create a simple spectrum effect:
const { loadSpectrumSchema } = require('@osbjs/spectrum-tiny-osbjs')
const { startTime, endTime, fps, spectrumFrames } = loadSpectrumSchema(schemaPath)
const timestep = 1000 / fps
const width = 20
const maxHeight = 50
const margin = 3
const barCount = 20
let x = -107
for (let i = 0; i < barCount; i++) {
const frames = spectrumFrames.map((frame) => frame[i])
createSprite('sb/pixel.png', 'Background', 'Centre', { x, y: 240 }, () => {
fadeAtTime(startTime, 1)
colorAtTime(startTime, { r: 255, g: 255, b: 255 })
for (let j = 0; j < frames.length; j++) {
scaleVec(
startTime + timestep * j,
startTime + timestep * (j + 1),
{ x: width, y: frames[j] * maxHeight },
{ x: width, y: frames[j + 1] * maxHeight }
)
}
})
x += width + margin
}
API documentation
createSpectrumSchema
async function createSpectrumSchema(
audioFilePath: string,
outFilePath: string = 'spectrum.json',
startTime: number = 0,
endTime: number = -1,
fps: number = 24,
barCount: number = 64
)
Create a json file that store the audio data needed to create the spectrum effect.
loadSpectrumSchema
function loadSpectrumSchema(schemaPath: string): SpectrumSchema
type SpectrumSchema = {
startTime: number
endTime: number
fps: number
spectrumFrames: SpectrumFrame[]
}
type SpectrumFrame = number[]
Load schema from json file.
extractFrames
function extractFrames(spectrumFrames: SpectrumFrame[], startTime: number, endTime: number, fps: number): SpectrumFrame[]
Extract frames from a specific time period.