bricks/dist/docs/en/continueaudio.md

ContinueAudioPlayer

Control Functionality:
ContinueAudioPlayer is a Web Audio API control designed for continuous audio playback. It supports receiving audio data (such as Base64-encoded audio chunks) via WebSocket and enables seamless, uninterrupted playback. It provides functionalities including play, pause, resume, restart, volume adjustment, and mute toggle.

Type: Standard Control
Parent Control: bricks.VBox

Initialization Parameters

Parameter Name	Type	Description
ws_url	string	(Optional) The WebSocket server URL used to receive audio stream data. (Note: This control does not directly implement WebSocket connection logic; external integration is required.)
onStart	function	Callback function triggered when audio playback starts.
onEnd	function	Callback function triggered when the current audio track finishes playing.
onPause	function	Callback function triggered when playback is paused.
onResume	function	Callback function triggered when playback resumes.
onVolumeChange	function	Callback function triggered when volume changes or mute state toggles; receives the current output volume value (0 when muted, otherwise the actual volume level).

Example:

new bricks.ContinueAudioPlayer({
  ws_url: 'wss://example.com/audio-stream',
  onStart: () => console.log('Audio started'),
  onEnd: () => console.log('Audio ended'),
  onPause: () => console.log('Paused'),
  onResume: () => console.log('Resumed'),
  onVolumeChange: (vol) => console.log('Volume:', vol)
});

Main Events

Event Name	Trigger Condition
onStart	Triggered when handleAudioTrack successfully decodes and begins playing audio.
onEnd	Triggered when the current audio source finishes playback (source.onended).
onPause	Triggered after calling pauseAudio and successfully pausing the audio context.
onResume	Triggered after calling resumeAudio and successfully resuming the audio context.
onVolumeChange	Triggered when calling setVolume or toggleMute results in a change in output volume; passes the current effective volume value (0 when muted).