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A simple yet powerful music player for vuejs based on xns-audio-player
A persistent audio player powered by vue and some visuals from tailwindcss, v-tooltip, v-progress, vue-ionicons & xns-seek-bar
Since I had two separate components that used more or less the same reactive data and methods I needed to have a single source of truth that they could both have access to for updating the UI and a single place where the playback functions could be accessed from, to make this work I used vuex for reactive data across components and added a mixin file for the playback methods respectively.
A persistent audio player powered by vue and some visuals from tailwindcss, v-tooltip, v-progress, vue-ionicons & xns-seek-bar
A persistent audio player powered by vue and some visuals from tailwindcss, v-tooltip, v-progress, vue-ionicons & xns-seek-bar
Before implementing this feature, the user would only listen to a song without the ability to manually seek/buffer to a new time in the audio, thus I initially added this feature with the help of vue-slider-component, later on while pruning the number of external plugins in the project I created my own plugin xns-seek-bar that was lighter and more customized to this player and beyond, a tool I discussed creating on my first post here.
I remember reading something about contributing to open source and specifically learning about contributions for beginners and understanding issue labels such as good-first-issue, coming across tools such as firsttimersonly and awesome-for-beginners, this eased my fear a bit and I grasped the idea that one doesn't contribute by only fixing complex issues but even correcting typos and adding to documentation were just as valuable contributions, these were specially good starting points to get one's feet wet with open source, easing-in so to speak.
Before implementing this feature, the user would only listen to a song without the ability to manually seek/buffer to a new time in the audio, thus I initially added this feature with the help of vue-slider-component, later on while pruning the number of external plugins in the project I created my own plugin xns-seek-bar that was lighter and more customized to this player and beyond, a tool I discussed creating on my first post here.
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The first PR I made on someone else's repository was around February 2020 on vuejs/awesome-vue when I wanted to place some of my Vue plugins on that list.
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