ajinkyapandetekdi / react-sound-detection

React-Sound-Detection

Certainly! Below is an example of a README.md file for your aj-sound-detection package:

# aj-sound-detection

**aj-sound-detection** is a JavaScript library that helps detect user voice using the Web Audio API and MediaRecorder API.

## Installation

You can install **aj-sound-detection** via npm:

```bash
npm install aj-sound-detection

Usage

// Import the SoundDetection class
const SoundDetection = require('aj-sound-detection');

// Initialize SoundDetection with props
const props = {
    setRecordedAudio: (audioSrc) => {
        // Logic to handle recorded audio
    },
    setOpenMessageDialog: (message) => {
        // Logic to show message dialog
    },
    stopDetection: false // Example stop detection flag
};

const soundDetection = new SoundDetection(props);

// Start sound detection
soundDetection.start();

// Stop sound detection (if needed)
// soundDetection.stop();

API

SoundDetection(props)

• props (Object): An object containing the necessary properties for handling recorded audio and displaying messages.
  • setRecordedAudio (Function): A function to handle recorded audio.
  • setOpenMessageDialog (Function): A function to display message dialogs.
  • stopDetection (Boolean): A flag to control whether to stop sound detection.

start()

Starts sound detection.

stop()

Stops sound detection.

Examples

You can find usage examples in the examples directory.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Make sure to adjust the content according to your actual usage and requirements. You may want to include additional sections such as "Examples", "Contributing Guidelines", or "Credits", depending on the complexity and scope of your project.

Once you've created the README.md file, you can include it in your project directory alongside other files like package.json, src/soundDetection.js, etc. This README will provide users with information on how to install, use, and contribute to your package.