Phonograph | A material designed music player for Android | User Interface library

An Audio object will not function in the same manner as normal JavaScript objects in Vue, as the internals that Vue uses to abstract away state change observation will not be maintained when the Audio object changes state. In other words, the thing that allows Vue to detect the Audio object switching from ended === false to ended === true won't work, preventing Vue from knowing that the component needs to be updated.

If you wish to observe a change in ended state, then you'll want to add a custom event listener to the object in your created hook to toggle the spinning state and simply remove the ended check:

Assuming this Phonograph table is used to write to an ontology object type, you can go into the Ontology Management Application and paste the id into the object type search field on the top left (see screenshot). This will automatically find the related object type. If you select that object type and then click on the Datasources tab, you will see the corresponding backing dataset.

No, the writeback dataset only gets built automatically when registration with Phonograph is updated. Typically, users:

1. Build the writeback dataset on a recurring schedule appropriate for the use-case (e.g. every day), or
2. Build on-demand when analysis is needed.