Creating `AudioContext` in Next.js
I've had quite a lot of trouble creating an
AudioContext
object in my nextjs project. I'm expanding on the ReactFlow Audio API guide https://reactflow.dev/learn/tutorials/react-flow-and-the-web-audio-api which uses ReactFlow as a UI to connect AudioNode
s.
I have a component that contains my ReactFlow component that I dynamically load in with {ssr: false}
on a page. There's a snippet at the top of the flow file
(that I think should only run once, but I'm not sure)
There isn't a lot of documentation on this, I've read
- https://github.com/vercel/next.js/discussions/14086
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70950877/next-js-typescript-window-in-not-defined
In some parts of my zustand store I need to use the context
What/where is the best way to construct an AudioContext
object, and is there any way for me to always have a valid AudioContext
in my zustand store?Integrating React Flow and the Web Audio API – React Flow
React Flow - Customizable library for rendering workflows, diagrams and node-based UIs.
GitHub
Creating AudioContext() · vercel next.js · Discussion #14086
I'm able to instantiate a new AudioContext() inside useEffect() but I'm not sure the best approach for exporting a singular AudioContext() object. const Oscillator = ({ frequency, type }) =...
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Next.js typescript "window" in not defined
Hi I am declaring an audio context like this and it says window in undefined. I tried declaring declare const window :any above window.Context but the error's still there. Anyone know how I can solve
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There was someone else doing something similar with zustand and audio context in the server (search for AudioContext) which is where I got the idea for the setup on my store, but I want to know if there is a better way.