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Mar 12, 2024
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player(await FileAttachment("01 Edge of Seventeen.m4a").url())
player(await FileAttachment("03 Love Is a Long Road.m4a").url())
player(await FileAttachment("i-was-glad-short-test.m4a").url())
player = url => {
const node = htl.html`<span class="audio-player">
<button onClick=${onClick}>▶</button>
<audio onEnded=${() => pause(node)} src=${url} />
</span>`;
function play(el) {
el.querySelector("audio").play();
el.querySelector("button").innerText = "◼️";
}
function pause(el) {
el.querySelector("audio").pause();
el.querySelector("button").innerText = "▶";
}
function onClick() {
for (const p of document.querySelectorAll(".audio-player")) {
if (p === node) continue;
pause(p);
}
if (node.querySelector("audio").paused) play(node);
else pause(node);
}
return node;
}
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