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🎧 All you need is a simple and diligent HTML 5 music player written in React.

MUSE

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MUSE is a simple and diligent HTML5 audio player made with ❀ :)

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Table of Contents

  • Demo
  • Tech Stack
  • Installation
    • Install via Package Manager
    • Install via Git
    • Download ZIP directly
  • Usage
    • Easily render player for single page
      • Generating music JSON from Netease Cloud Music automatically
    • Using MUSE in your own project
      • in React Project with webpack bundling
      • RequireJS or other AMD module loader
      • Others
  • Features
  • Commands
  • Related Projects
  • Troubleshooting
  • Contributing
  • Docs
  • Browser Supports
  • Todo
  • License
  • Contributors

Demo

Have a look at here.

Tech Stack

  • React 16
  • TypeScript
  • MobX
  • mobx-react
  • Stylus

Installation

Install via Package Manager

MUSE is available in npmjs. You can install it by both npm and yarn.

$ yarn add muse-player  # using yarn
$ npm install --save-dev muse-player # using npm

Install via Git

$ git clone https://github.com/moefront/muse
$ cd muse
$ yarn install  # or: npm install

Download ZIP Directly

Click Clone or download then choose Download ZIP, or redirect to release page to download a release version.

Features

  • Build with React.js and Mobx
  • Both Mobx version(main) & Redux version(before 5.2.7)
  • Full lyric support
  • Lyric offset fixing
  • Right-click menu is finally supported
  • Fullscreen mode
  • Middlewares and Custom layouts (new)
  • Responsive design
  • Better mobile side experience
  • ...

Usage

Easily render player for single page


Firstly, import ./dist/assets/muse-player.js to your own page (Stylesheet has been injected in this Javascript file):

<script type="text/javascript" src="./dist/assets/muse-player.js"></script>

We recommend that you import muse-player.js from unpkg, where you can get the latest version of MUSE:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/muse-player/dist/assets/muse-player.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

Secondly, use MUSE.render() method to render player to your page.

PS: If you are migrating from YMPlayer 4 to MUSE, pay attention that the method of using custom tag to render player has been removed. But you can still use MUSE.render() or YMPlayer.render() to render a player:

/**
 * use MUSE.render() or YMPlayer.render() to 
 * render a MUSE Player component on your page.
 *
 * @param data {Array}  Musics' detail
 * @param node {Object} HTML element in which new player will be put.
 * @param opt  {Object} Player options
 *
 * @return {Object}
 */

MUSE.render([{
  title: '',
  artist: '',
  cover: '',
  src: '',
  lyric: '',
  translation: ''     // if you do not need translation, delete this row.
}, {
  // ......
}], document.getElementById('player'));

Generating music JSON from Netease Cloud Music automatically

First have muse-json-generator installed. You can install it from npm. Also you should know the music's Netease Cloud Music ID that you want to add.

$ npm install -g muse-json-generator
$ muse 2333666 id1 id2 ...

Then you will find a playlist.json on your workspace, which contains the details(title, artist, lyric, cover, src, translation) of your target.

For more detail, see https://github.com/moefront/muse-json-generator .


Using MUSE in your own project


You must have muse-player already installed.

in React.js Project with webpack bundling

import React from 'react';
import { render } from 'react-dom';

import { MuseDOM as MUSE } from 'muse-player';

const playList = [{
  // ...
}];

// MUSE.render() will returns a object with React Component and Player ID wrapped
// player { component: ReactComponent, ref: undefined, id }
const player = MUSE.render(playList); 

const node = document.getElementById('app');    // DOM

render(
  <player.component />,
  node
);

RequireJS or other AMD module loader

require(['muse-player'], function(MuseDOM) {
  MuseDOM.render(...);
});

Others

<script text="text/javascript" src="./dist/assets/muse-player.js"></script>

This will export MuseDOM instance to window:

window.MuseDOM.render();

Commands

  • Run server in dev mode: yarn serve
  • Run server in production mode: yarn serve:dist
  • Build a dist: yarn dist

Related Projects

Projects related to MUSE below can help you construct MUSE Player on your site easily. Thanks for their hard working!

  • muse-json-generator by @kokororin: https://github.com/moefront/muse-json-generator
  • typecho-plugin-ymplayer by @kokororin: https://github.com/kokororin/typecho-plugin-ymplayer
  • muse-plugin-desktop-lyric: https://github.com/kirainmoe/muse-plugin-desktop-lyric

Troubleshooting

You can find solutions of most problems on Wiki. If not, please open an issue whenever you are facing a problem, or contact us at [email protected].

Contributing

Both contributing code to this project and telling us your suggestion and ideas are welcomed.

Thanks those who contributed to MUSE Player: @kokororin, @frank-deng.

Developing Docs

You can find a detailed documentation about APIs, methods, specification, etc. on WiKi.

Browser supports

IE Chrome Firefox Opera Safari
IE 10+ βœ” Chrome 24.0+ βœ” Firefox 24.0+ βœ” Opera 15.0+ βœ” Safari 7.0+ βœ”

Todo list

  • [x] Custom layouts full support
  • [ ] Documents for developing (plugins, themes...)

License

Β© 2017 MoeFront Studio, MUSE Player is MIT licensed.

Contributors

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):


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Frank Deng

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This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!