music-player | ZTM VanillaJS : a simple , yet stylish music player
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ZTM VanillaJS: a simple, yet stylish music player.
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- Update progress bar width
- Play next song .
- Play next song .
- Sets progress bar
- Loads the song .
- Play song .
- Pause the song .
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QUESTION
I found this awesome video to make a music player on html: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oscPp3KghS8
The only problem is that the script changes the whole body's background and not just the .player
's or the .music-player-container
's background color. I have absolutely no experience whatsoever with javascript so I have no idea how to solve this problem...
Ideally I'd love the script to change only .music-player-container
's background (which will also "change" the player's background color as it's transparent).
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-17 at 22:56Kindly replace this code document.body.style.background = gradient;
with this document.querySelector('.music-player-container').style.background = gradient
.
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-04 at 17:42Although whenever you double click to run that shortcut, it will redirect you to the original Python file, that shortcut file itself is not a module.
In windows command prompt you can use type
command which displays the contents of a text file. (It is not a readable text file though)
As you see it has necessary information to redirect you when you double click on it. Then OS will execute the referenced file by the specified app which is python.exe
in your case.
But Python cannot treat it like a regular Python module. It will inspect the content of that file which is showed by type
command.
When you type, python something
, it doesn't matter what file extension it has, interpreter reads the content, compile the content to create pyc
file and then interpret that pyc
file.
If you use -m
option, Python can execute the original source file but after that it will give you the same error.As @martjin said here:
When you use the -m command-line flag, Python will import a module or package for you, then run it as a script. When you don't use the -m flag, the file you named is run as just a script.
So in the process of importing Python somehow resolves the source file's path and import the file. This is when the file is being executed(Modules are executed when they get imported). After that it will fail on running the actual shortcut file's content.
One solution is to execute it like this:
QUESTION
I am using react-jinke-music-player to play mp3 file. It is working fine if my mp3 list and player are in same page. If I change another page music player stopped. It is expected.
So I add the player in app level at app.js
using React.createContext()
as follow.
I think global variable is updated but play's playlist is not updated.
May I know how to update the playlist of the player not in same page.
app_context.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-08 at 16:41In your App
component you're creating the state that is holding the options of your player with const [playerOptions, setOptions] = useState(options)
options
are your initialOptions
(you could also name them like this).
Next, you pass options
and setOptions
to your AppContext.Provider
as the value. Then options and the setter can be used by other components.
You can place the below snippet in a separate module and export AppContext
and the Provider. (In the below Code and the Codesandbox, everything is in one file.)
Also creating a useAppContext
or usePlayerContext
hook could be interesting, if you're having many places where you're using it.
QUESTION
I am wanting to place this green button in the middle of a container, however despite my efforts I am unable to achieve this and instead it's stuck to the left. I have done some research and have done what others have suggested but still have no luck.
I have attached an image of the problem and my code so you can see what I have tried, any suggestions would be appreciated!
The problem:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-23 at 23:08Give the parent element of the button (div.controls
) the following CSS styles:
QUESTION
I am at a complete loss at this everyone, I have setup my project and can build my typescript using tsc -p . just fine.
When I use a docker build using my dockerfile, tsc -p fails with syntax errors. Why is it not failing locally, but failing when I try to do a docker build?
Dockerfile:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-07 at 06:19This is happening because there were major changes in the recent version of typescript.
The reason it is not happening on your local system is because you're using an old version of typescript and when you use docker it is taking the latest version.
Try downgrading the typescript version inside the dockerfile
probably to v4.3 or v4.2 or check in your local system and downgrade to that version.
QUESTION
I am building a music player as a web app using Python, Django, and postgres.
The albums are stored locally in /media. The album information is stored in the postgres database.
I have one app that deals with the database layer - import scripts, etc. The musicplayer app contains the rest of the code.
All of my database imports are working and connected to the HTML/CSS/JS. This is demonstrated when, in the browser, each page accurately paginates through each song in a given album, displaying artist name, album title, track title, track number.
The media buttons (play, back, forward) are present but when I click on the play button no audio plays.
I have spent time troubleshooting this by altering my Django models, the HTML, JavaScript, and CSS code, and the Python Django Paginator code, but have been unsuccessful in understanding where the Python code isn't connecting correctly to the JS/HTML/CSS code.
Regardless of whether the Tracks audio_file field passes the "upload_to" parameter, the audio still fails to play.
Setup:
settings.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-10 at 04:42I was finally able to fix this issue by fixing the way I passed my audio_file from the database to HTML. I had been passing a file with an absolute path name which was messing with the way I have settings.py set up with urlpatterns += static(settings.MEDIA_URL, document_root=settings.MEDIA_ROOT)
.
In my import script, my function ended up looking something like this:
QUESTION
I am having trouble getting the definition of the message parameter outside of the client.on('messageCreate', async message)
event. Because I use discord-music-player
it has its own events which are outside of the messageCreate
event and the bot now cant send the message when I trigger a discord-music-player
event.
So, how do I pass the message event into a discord-music-player
event?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-26 at 15:58Perhaps you want to use a global variable. Declaring a variable outside the event will save the value.
QUESTION
I'm trying to adapt someone's code from codepen.io that made this pretty visual audio player playlist. My goal I want to achieve is to have multiple of these on a single page since the original code only supported one. I'm trying to figure out how to get these audio players to behave on their own accord rather than, when I press play on one it will pause the previous or vice versa. At the moment, the problem is that they're all sharing the same audio controls and I'm trying to figure out a way to target each audio player uniquely.
Been trying at this for a couple days so I'm reaching out for help. My initial thought which you'll see in the codepen.io below was to wrap each div of the audio player in its own unique div. Then in JS, call an array of the divs and with forEach iterate the JS function for the audio playlist on each div. I know there is something wrong with my functions or perhaps my approach in general and I would love to have some feedback and direction.
Currently, I have just two audio players to start with so I can even see if my idea is working. Right now their both accessing the same songs/album covers, however I just wanted to figure out how to get them to play differently first before figuring out the rest of the stuff haha. So apologies if you notice that problem too.
2 Audio Players Independently -- Codepen.io
Lastly, I'm implementing this with some AHK scripts & Edge/IE, so I'm forced for the time being to use Legacy JS.
Thank you. Cheers!
Here is the code for the JS in case you don't want to visit codepen.io.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-31 at 14:45Alright, I've figured out why the players won't play independently, and it seems to be related to some type of JS scoping issue, and how the audio variable was being assigned in the init
function. I'm still not exactly sure why, but it seems as every audio player created was referencing the same exact audio instance.
If you change two things, then it should work for you.
First, at the very beginning of the immediately invoked function expression, declare an audio variable, set to nothing.
QUESTION
I am trying to create shuffle mode for the music-player application. The problem is; The sound on my list only plays once and stops when finished. but I want all the sounds on my list to be shuffled and played automatically. I am very new to Android programming, I tried hard but failed. I also tried the setOnCompletionListener {} method but it didn't work. I need help. thanks everyone
here are my sample codes;
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-01 at 19:51Add a completion listener that releases the original player and creates a new one.
If you want to play shuffled, you need a variable to store the shuffled list and remove tracks as you play them so you know when to reshuffle. The way you're picking random sounds, you could play the same sound twice in a row sometimes.
By the way, you can create your list more concisely.
I didn't test this code. Sorry for any errors.
QUESTION
I downloaded this project :
And I would sort alphabetically the songs in the "all songs" part. I tried to put this in onCreate :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-06 at 17:30The Function
in Comparator.comparing
should be provided as a method reference:
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