Audini

Audini is a Chrome extension that automatically detects audio files on the web pages you visit, allowing you to curate and play your own custom playlist directly in your browser.

Features

• Automatic Detection: Scans pages for common audio formats (.mp3, .wav, .ogg, .aac, .flac, .m4a, .opus).
• Dynamic Monitoring: Uses MutationObserver to find audio links added dynamically by modern web apps.
• Integrated Player: A dedicated player interface to listen to your discovered tracks.
• Playlist Management:
  • Reorder: Drag-and-drop tracks to organize your queue.
  • Persistent State: Automatically saves your current track, playback position, and volume.
  • Import/Export: Support for .m3u playlist files.
• Specialized Support: Advanced resolving for sites like KHInsider to get direct audio links.

Installation

Prerequisites

• Yarn (v4+)

Development Setup

1. Clone this repository.
2. Install dependencies:

   yarn install

3. Build the player bundle:

   yarn build

4. Load the extension in Chrome:
   • Navigate to chrome://extensions.
   • Enable Developer mode (top right toggle).
   • Click Load unpacked and select the root directory of this project.

Usage

1. Pin the extension: Click the puzzle icon in Chrome and pin Audini for easy access.
2. Discover Audio: Visit any site containing audio links (e.g., vurez.com).
3. Add to Playlist: Click the Audini icon to see detected links. Use + to add specific tracks or Add All to grab everything.
4. Listen: Click Open Player to launch the playlist interface.
5. Download (Optional): If you export your playlist as an .m3u file, you can use this bash script to download all items into a local directory.

Tip

Audini saves your playback position and volume automatically, so you can pick up right where you left off even after closing the player.