use-sound | A React Hook for playing sound effects | Frontend Utils library
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A React Hook for playing sound effects
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QUESTION
I made an simple taskshceduler with react router 5 and react redux and work fine still.
Now I try animating between different route with react-transition-group.
For this i need the useLocation that i can pass this result to the CSSTransition.
So the TransitionGroup can sense it and remove the page from the DOM for the right time.
But if I only initialize useLoaction from react-router-dom >> const location = useLocation();
I get error
What is the problem and What is the solution?
Thank you
App.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-03 at 15:26Seems like you're trying to use router context outside of Router
. You should separate components, so useLocation
will be used only in component, that is nested to Router
.
QUESTION
Hi I'm trying to play a different mp3 sound on hover and then stop the sound when the mouse leaves. I installed the use-sound library but I can't figure out how to use it with more than one audio file.
If I rename the play function into playAudio1 for example I can make useSound play the right audio file, but I can't figure out how to stop the correct audio file. I was thinking is there a way to assign the "stop" function in each hook to a different variable name, so I can reference it below in the onMouseLeave event.
The code below gives me an error because I have two identical "stop" functions.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-11 at 17:31Instead of [playAudio1, {stop}]
you should use [playAudio1, stopAudio1]
to get the return values from the hook. Then you can access the stop function with stopAudio1.stop()
.
QUESTION
I'm building my website and i want a button at the bottom of my page, that will play/pause a song using useSound. It plays when i first click, but then i can't get my song to stop.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? Please see my code below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-21 at 14:29You could use the same handler for both operations. Check the state of the isPlaying variable and act accordingly:
QUESTION
I am having some problems adding a function to the VideocamOutlinedIcon
on line 232, in which I want to add an onclick
that redirects the user to an external domain link in another tab. I tried many solutions but none of them are working. I tried using Link
by react-router-dom
and redirect
but these didn't work either.
My code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-27 at 15:24Try
QUESTION
I'm building an audio component in Gatsby.js where the user can play/pause an audio file which is sourced via props.
Here's my example audio.js file, using a test.mp3 file which works fine.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-21 at 15:13It seems like use-sound is loading a global (Howler) and doesn't clean up after itself, so I suspect the easiest way to do this without using a different approach is going to be calling stop
in a useEffect
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