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Framer AudioPlayer Module
The AudioPlayer Module for Framer makes it easier for you to prototype with music. It allows you to easily visualize the time, duration, progress, volume and more. It combines the power of the HTML Audio Methods with the flexibility of Components. The AudioPlayer takes care of the common audio interactions for you, while remaining completely customizable.
Examples
1. Audio Player Example
A simple audio-player with the current time and time-left visualized.
2. iOS Music App
Prototype of the iOS music app with a customized progress scrubber and volume slider.
3. Material Music App
Prototype of a material-design music app with multiple songs, next-previous controls and more.
4. Apple Watch Music App
Prototype of the music app, with live time, selection effects and volume adjustments.
Including the Module
To include the AudioPlayer Class as a module, get the audio.coffee file from within the /module folder and place it within the /modules folder of your prototype.
{AudioPlayer} = require "audio"
Getting Started
The AudioPlayer creates a new Layer for you that includes an audio property.
audio = new AudioPlayer audio: "audio.mp3"
audio.player.play()
By default, it will look for play.png and pause.png images within your /images/ folder. The appearance of the player itself can also be customized. To include a background-image, for instance:
audio = new AudioPlayer
audio: "audio.mp3"
width: 300, height: 200
image: "images/bg.png"
borderRadius: 4
audio.center()
Progress and Volume
Progress Bar
Set showProgress to true to visualize the progress of the current song.
audio.showProgress = true
The entire progress bar, including the knob, can be customized.
audio.progressBar.props =
width: 556, height: 14
backgroundColor: "e7e7e7"
borderRadius: 0
audio.progressBar.knob.props =
backgroundColor: "#FF2D55",
width: 3, height: 30
borderRadius: 4
Volume Bar
Set showVolume to true to create a volume slider.
audio.showVolume = true
Just like the progressBar, the appearance of both the bar and the knob can be customized.
audio.volumeBar.props =
width: 540, height: 6
value: 0.75, knobSize: 35
(Note that iOS doesn't allow you to change the volume via JavaScript, so when previewing on iOS Devices, the volumeBar may be unresponsive)
Showing Time
Time
Set showTime to true. The layer properties (audio.time) and formatting (audio.timeStyle) can be changed as well.
audio.showTime = true
TimeLeft
Set showTimeLeft to true.
audio.showTimeLeft = true
timeStyle targets both of the times defined by showTime and showTimeLeft.
audio.timeStyle = { "font-size": "14px", "color": "#888" }
