react-native-audio-polyfill v1.1.8

react-native-audio-polyfill

html Audio class polyfill for react-native. You can use Audio for android,ios without modification to browser code.

Usage

import Audio from 'react-native-audio-polyfill'

const audio1 = new Audio()

audio1.onload = () => {
  console.log('audio loaded')
  audio1.play()
}

Play local files

audio1.addEventListener('loadeddata', () => audio1.play())
audio1.addEventListener('error', err => console.log('audio error:', err)
audio1.src = './test.mp3'
audio1.load()

Play remote files

audio1.addEventListener('loadeddata', () => audio1.play())
audio1.addEventListener('error', err => console.log('audio error:', err)
audio1.src = 'http://www.music.helsinki.fi/tmt/opetus/uusmedia/esim/a2002011001-e02-128k.mp3'
audio1.load()

Play assets in native

import asset1 from './test.mp3'

audio1.addEventListener('loadeddata', () => audio1.play())
audio1.addEventListener('error', err => console.log('audio error:', err)
audio1.src = asset1
audio1.load()

Install

npm install react-native-audio-polyfill

Add it to your project

react-native link

Coverage

functions

• addTextTrack()
• canPlayType()
• load()
• play()
• pause()

properties

• audioTracks
• autoplay
• buffered // only android
• controller
• controls
• crossOrigin
• currentSrc
• currentTime
• defaultMuted
• defaultPlaybackRate
• duration
• ended
• error
• loop
• mediaGroup
• muted
• networkState
• paused
• playbackRate
• played
• preload
• readyState
• seekable
• seeking
• src
• startDate
• textTracks
• videoTracks
• volume

event

• abort
• canplay
• canplaythrough
• durationchange
• emptied
• ended
• error
• loadeddata
• loadedmetadata
• loadstart
• pause
• play
• playing
• progress // only android
• ratechange
• seeked
• seeking
• stalled
• suspend
• timeupdate
• volumechange
• waiting

TODO

• canPlayType support.
• Create audio component with controls=true.
• Buffering progress for ios.

License

MIT