Crunker

Simple way to merge, concatenate, play, export and download audio files with the Web Audio API.

- No dependencies
- Tiny 2kB gzipped
- Written in Typescript

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Installation

``sh
yarn add crunker
`

`sh
npm install crunker
`

Example

`javascript
let crunker = new Crunker();

crunker
.fetchAudio('/song.mp3', '/another-song.mp3')
.then((buffers) => {
// => [AudioBuffer, AudioBuffer]
return crunker.mergeAudio(buffers);
})
.then((merged) => {
// => AudioBuffer
return crunker.export(merged, 'audio/mp3');
})
.then((output) => {
// => {blob, element, url}
crunker.download(output.blob);
document.body.append(output.element);
console.log(output.url);
})
.catch((error) => {
// => Error Message
});

crunker.notSupported(() => {
// Handle no browser support
});
`

Condensed Example

`javascript
let crunker = new Crunker();

crunker
.fetchAudio('/voice.mp3', '/background.mp3')
.then((buffers) => crunker.mergeAudio(buffers))
.then((merged) => crunker.export(merged, 'audio/mp3'))
.then((output) => crunker.download(output.blob))
.catch((error) => {
throw new Error(error);
});
`

Input file Example

`javascript
let crunker = new Crunker();

const onFileInputChange = async (target) => {
const buffers = await crunker.fetchAudio(...target.files, '/voice.mp3', '/background.mp3');
};

;
`

Other Examples

- Beat Builder Machine

Graphic Representation of Methods

Merge

!merge

Concat

!concat

Methods

For more detailed API documentation, view the Typescript typings.

new Crunker()

Create a new instance of Crunker.
You may optionally provide an object with a sampleRate key, but it will default to the same sample rate as the internal audio context, which is appropriate for your device.

crunker.fetchAudio(songURL, anotherSongURL)

Fetch one or more audio files.\
Returns: an array of audio buffers in the order they were fetched.

crunker.mergeAudio(arrayOfBuffers);

Merge two or more audio buffers.\
Returns: a single AudioBuffer object.

crunker.concatAudio(arrayOfBuffers);

Concatenate two or more audio buffers in the order specified.\
Returns: a single AudioBuffer object.

crunker.padAudio(buffer, padStart, seconds);

Pad the audio with silence, at the beginning, the end, or any specified points through the audio.\
Returns: a single AudioBuffer object.

crunker.sliceAudio(buffer, start, end, fadeIn, fadeOut);

Slice the audio to the specified range, removing any content outside the range. Optionally add a fade-in at the start and a fade-out at the end to avoid audible clicks.

- buffer: The audio buffer to be trimmed.
- start: The starting second from where the audio should begin.
- end: The ending second where the audio should be trimmed.
- fadeIn: (Optional) Number of seconds for the fade-in effect at the beginning. Default is 0.
- fadeOut: (Optional) Number of seconds for the fade-out effect at the end. Default is 0.

Returns: a single AudioBuffer object.

crunker.export(buffer, type);

Export an audio buffers with MIME type option.\
Type: e.g. 'audio/mp3', 'audio/wav', 'audio/ogg'.
IMPORTANT: the MIME type does not change the actual file format. It will always be a WAVE file under the hood.\
Returns: an object containing the blob object, url, and an audio element object.

crunker.download(blob, filename);

Automatically download an exported audio blob with optional filename.\
Filename: String not containing the .mp3, .wav, or .ogg file extension.\
Returns: the HTMLAnchorElement element used to simulate the automatic download.

crunker.play(buffer);

Starts playing the exported audio buffer in the background.\
Returns: the HTMLAudioElement`.

crunker.notSupported(callback);

Execute custom code if Web Audio API is not supported by the users browser.\
Returns: The callback function.

Properties

For more detailed API documentation, view the Typescript typings.

crunker.context

Access the AudioContext used internally by a given Crunker.\
Returns: AudioContext.

License

MIT