3.3 KiB
3.3 KiB
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<head>
<script src="./assets/js/prism.js" defer></script>
</head>
<script src="./assets/js/audioshowkit.js"></script>
<script>
const ask = window.audioshowkit;
const playlist = new ask.player.MusicPlaylist("Awesome Music");
playlist.add("/assets/audio/moments.mp3", "Moments", "Lost Identities x Robbie Rosen"); // It's that easy.
playlist.add("/assets/audio/XXI.mp3", "XXI", "QR"); // Let's add another one.
const pathetiqueMusic = new ask.player.Music("/assets/audio/pathetique.mp3", "Sonata No. 8", "Beethoven");
playlist.addExisting(pathetiqueMusic);
const playlistElem = playlist.generatePlaylistElement();
document.getElementById("musicplaylist-demo").appendChild(playlistElem);
</script>
</html>
Creating a Music Playlist
A music playlist is a list of {@link module:player/Music} which maintains metadata about the playlist, such as the length, and the name of the playlist. It also keeps track of an index for a position in the playlist.
Instantiation
// Get the entry point to all of AudioShowKit's glory.
const ask = window.audioshowkit;
// The only parameter is the name of the playlist.
const playlist = new ask.player.MusicPlaylist("Awesome Music");
Adding Music
A music playlist is no good if it doesn't have music. Lets add some.
// Still using the same context from the instantiation example...
playlist.add("/assets/audio/moments.mp3", "Moments", "Lost Identities x Robbie Rosen"); // It's that easy.
playlist.add("/assets/audio/XXI.mp3", "XXI", "QR"); // Let's add another one.
If for whatever reason, you decided to instantiate your own {@link module:player/Music}, that's okay too!
// Still using the same context from the instantiation example...
// Either instantiate, or otherwise have this Music object.
const pathetiqueMusic = new ask.player.Music("/assets/audio/pathetique.mp3", "Sonata No. 8", "Beethoven");
playlist.addExisting(pathetiqueMusic); // Wow, a special function!
Display
In the case you want to show the playlist without coding your own display, we provide a simple generator for you!
// Still using the same context from the instantiation example...
const playlistElem = playlist.generatePlaylistElement(); // Returns an HTMLElement!
// Assuming we do have an acceptable element that can take a child element.
document.getElementById("musicplaylist-demo").appendChild(playlistElem);