🎉 Welcome to the Music Player project! 🎉 This dynamic web application 🎶 is built using React ⚛️, offering users 🎧 an interface 🖥️ to play 🎵, pause ⏸️, and manage 🗂️ their music collection 🎶. With its responsive design 📱, users 👥 can effortlessly enjoy 🎧 their songs 🎵. Plus, it has a separate data file 📂 allowing users 👥 to add ➕ their own songs 🎶 to the list 🗂️ and listen 🔊 to their personalized playlist 🎵.
The Music Player 🎶 is an engaging web application 🖥️ that provides a user-friendly interface 🧑💻 for music enjoyment 🎵. It features functionalities 🛠️ to play 🎵, pause ⏸️, and manage 🗂️ the music library 🎶. Users 👥 can track ⏳ song progress 📈 and adjust 🎛️ volume levels 🔊. The design 🎨 is responsive 📱, ensuring smooth operation 🖥️ on both desktop 💻 and mobile 📱 devices.
- Node.js 🖥️: JavaScript runtime 🚀.
- React ⚛️: JavaScript library 📚 for building user interfaces 🖥️.
- JavaScript 💻: Programming language 🖥️.
- HTML/CSS 📝: For structuring 📋 and styling 🎨 the application.
The Music Player 🎶 incorporates the following functionalities 🛠️ and approaches 🧩:
- User-Friendly Interface 🧑💻: Features controls 🎛️ for playing 🎵, pausing ⏸️, adjusting volume 🔊, and tracking progress ⏳.
- Music Library Management 🗂️: Allows users 👥 to add ➕ or remove ❌ songs 🎶 and select 🖱️ tracks to play 🎵.
- Audio Controls 🎛️: Options to play 🎵, pause ⏸️, and control volume 🔊 levels.
- Track Progress Display 📈: Easily track ⏳ the progress of the playing song 🎵.
The design 🎨 of the project 🛠️ is responsive 📱, working effectively 🖥️ on both desktop 💻 and mobile 📱 devices.
To clone the repository, follow these steps:
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Clone 📥 the repository using the following command 🖥️:
git clone https://github.com/nidhiupman568/MusicPlayer-Using-React.JS.git 📥
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Navigate 🚶♂️ to the project directory 📂:
cd music-player 📂
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Create 🛠️ a new React JS project 🖥️ using the following command 🖥️:
npx create-react-app <<Project_Name>> 🎉 -
Change 🚶♂️ to the project directory 📂:
cd <<Project_Name>> 📂
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Install 📥 some npm packages 📦 required for this project 🛠️ using the following command 🖥️:
npm install --save @fortawesome/react-fontawesome 🎨 npm install --save @fortawesome/free-solid-svg-icons 🎨 npm install sass 🎨
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Project Structure 🗂️:
The updated dependencies 📦 in
package.jsonwill look like this:"dependencies": { "@fortawesome/free-solid-svg-icons": "^6.4.2", "@fortawesome/react-fontawesome": "^0.2.0", "@testing-library/jest-dom": "^5.17.0", "@testing-library/react": "^13.4.0", "@testing-library/user-event": "^13.5.0", "react": "^18.2.0", "react-dom": "^18.2.0", "react-scripts": "5.0.1", "sass": "^1.68.0", "web-vitals": "^2.1.4" }
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Example Code 🧩:
App.js🖥️: This component 🧩 is responsible 🔧 for rendering 🖥️ the layout 📋 of the application.data.js📂: This file 📝 contains data used for the music library 🎶.Library.js📚: Manages the music library 🎶 and displays the list 📋 of songs 🎵.LibrarySong.js🎵: Displays each song 🎶 in the library 📚.PlayerSong.js🎶: Controls the playback 🎵, including play 🎵, pause ⏸️, and volume 🔊.Navb.js🖥️: Provides navigation 🧭 within the application 🖥️.Song.js🎵: Displays individual song 🎶 details.
These five files 📄 (
library.scss,app.scss,nav.scss,player.scss, andsong.scss) will be in thestyles🎨 folder of thesrcdirectory 📂.
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Start 🚀 the project by typing 🖥️ the following command 🖥️ in the terminal:
npm start 🚀
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Open 🔓 your web browser 🌐 and type 🖥️ the following URL 🌐:
http://localhost:3000/ 🌐
Here’s a sneak peek 🖼️ of the Music Player 🎶 in action ⏳:
🎉 Enjoy using the Music Player! 🎉 Feel free to share 🗣️ your feedback 📝 or contribute 🤝 to the project by making a pull request 🚀. Happy listening! 🎵🎧
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
In the project directory, you can run:
Runs the app in the development mode.
Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in your browser.
The page will reload when you make changes.
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Launches the test runner in the interactive watch mode.
See the section about running tests for more information.
Builds the app for production to the build folder.
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Your app is ready to be deployed!
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