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Hello, I am working on an art project that involves playing audio from a webserver that is not connected to the internet. Visitors connect to a local wifi network then access a webpage where the audio content is made available to them. I would like to use wavesurfer.js to display a waveform of each audio file. Since the server is off the internet, I can't use Any idea on how I could have a local distribution of wavesurfer.js imported either in the html or javacript of the application would be greatly apreciated. Thank you very much! |
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You can open https://unpkg.com/wavesurfer.js and copy and paste the code into a local file. Then insert via |
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That works perfectly! Thank you! |
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You can open https://unpkg.com/wavesurfer.js and copy and paste the code into a local file. Then insert via
<script src="./local-file.js"></script>