Rythm.js

Demo at : https://okazari.github.io/Rythm.js/

A javascript library that makes your page dancing.

Actually in developpement

Getting started

Install with npm

npm install rythm.js

Import rythm into your page

<script type="text/javascript" src="../rythm.js"></script>

Add one of the rythm css classes to indicate which element will dance.

<div class="rythm-bass"></div>

Create a Rythm object and give it your audio url then use the start function.

var rythm = new Rythm();
rythm.setMusic("../examples/sample.mp3");
rythm.start();

Documentation

Rythm object

var rythm = new Rythm();

/* The starting scale is the minimum scale your elements will take (Scale ratio is startingScale + (pulseRatio * currentPulse));
 * Value in percentage between 0-1
 * Default 0.75
 */
rythm.startingScale = value;

/* The pulse ratio is be the maximum additionnal scale your element will take (Scale ratio is startingScale + (pulseRatio * currentPulse))
 * Value in percentage between 0-1
 * Default 0.30
 */
rythm.pulseRatio = value;

/* The max value history represent the number of passed value that will be stored to evaluate the current pulse.
 * Int value, minimum 1
 * Default 100
 */
rythm.maxValueHistory = value;

/* Set the music the page will dance to.
 * @audioUrl : '../example/mysong.mp3'
 */
rythm.setMusic(audioUrl);

/* Adjust music's gain.
 * @value : Number
 */
rythm.setGain(value);

/* Add your own rythm-class
 * @elementClass: Class that you want to link your rythm to.
 * @danceType : Atm just use "size";
 * @startValue: The starting frequence of your rythm.
 * @nbValue: The number of frequences of your rythm.
 * 1024 Frequences, your rythm will react to the average of your selected frequences.
 * Exemples : bass 0-10 ; medium 150-40 ; high 500-100
 */
rythm.addRythm(elementClass, danceType, startValue, nbValue);

/* Plug your computer microphone to rythm.js
 * This function return a promise resolved when the microphone is up.
 * Require your website to be run in HTTPS
 */
rythm.plugMicrophone().then(function(){...})

//Let's dance
rythm.start();

//Stop the party
rythm.stop();

Classes

rythm-bass
rythm-medium
rythm-high

Custom-classes

You can use the addRythm function to make your own classes listen to specifics frequences. Here is how the basics classes are created :

addRythm('rythm-bass','size',0,10);
addRythm('rythm-medium','size',150,40);
addRythm('rythm-high','size',500,100);

Features

You actually can add classes to make your HTML Elements pulse following the rythm of your music.

Future

Add more rythm class frequences
Add rythm move class (pulse, rotate etc...)

Contribute

Any pull request will be apreciated. You can start coding on this project following this steps :

Fork the project
Clone your repository
run npm install
run gulp in the main folder to launch a development webserver.
Enjoy the rythm.

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