soundcloud-widget v0.2.1

Soundcloud Widget

This is a commonjs wrapper around the Soundcloud Widget JavaScript file allowing you to require it in your Browserify/Webpack projects.

For some examples, go here.

Usage

Initialization

var SoundcloudWidget = require('soundcloud-widget')
var iframe = 'id-of-soundcloud-iframe-on-page' // can also pass in an iframe node
var widget = new SoundcloudWidget(iframe)

Methods

#on

A wrapper around the API's bind method. bind is also exposed if you prefer.

widget.on(SoundcloudWidget.events.PLAY, function () {
  // code to run when player starts to play
})

widget.on === widget.bind // true

See Events section for details.

#removeListener

A wrapper around the API's unbind method. unbind is also exposed if you prefer.

widget.on(SoundcloudWidget.events.PLAY, function () {
  // code to run when player starts to play
})

widget.on(SoundcloudWidget.events.PLAY, function () {
  // more code
})

widget.removeListener(SoundcloudWidget.events.PLAY) // the previous two listeners will no longer run

widget.removeListener === widget.unbind // true

#load

A wrapper around the API's load method. Instead of passing a callback parameter in the options hash, the function returns a promise. Use that to determine when the song has been loaded.

widget.load('some soundcloud url')
widget.load('some soundcloud url').then(function () {
  // sound has been loaded
})

var options = { // default values displayed
  auto_play: false,
  buying: true,
  liking: true,
  download: true,
  sharing: true,
  show_artwork: true,
  show_comments: true,
  show_playcount: true,
  show_user: true,
  start_track: 0 // for playlists
}

widget.load('some soundcloud url', options)
widget.load('some soundcloud url', options).then(function () {
  // sound has been loaded
})

If your code style prefers camel case parameters, you can pass in camel case versions of the snake case parameters instead.

var options = {
  autoPlay: false,
  showArtwork: true,
  showComments: true,
  showPlaycount: true,
  showUser: true,
  startTrack: 0
}

widget.load('some soundcloud url', options)

All other methods

The rest of the methods behave the same as the documentation describes.

Getters

The getters in the widget API take callbacks. All the same methods are provided here, but they are promises instead.

widget.getVolume().then(function (volume) {
  // update ui with volume param
})

widget.getCurrentSound().then(function (soundObject) {
  // update ui with soundObject
})

Events

All the widget's events are stored on SoundcloudWidget.events.