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Enhance the meditation functionality by adding audio playback support. Meditations are currently displayed as cards grouped by categories, with their data stored directly in the code (e.g., as a local array or object). This enhancement will allow users to listen to guided audio for each meditation.
- Meditation Model and UI: Located in
src/pages/Meditations.tsx. - Sample YouTube Video: I Will Remain Grateful.
Todo
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Update Meditation Data Structure:
- Add an
audioUrlfield to each meditation object in the local data structure used inMeditations.tsx. Example:const meditations = [ { id: "meditation1", title: "Morning Reflection", description: "Start your day with clarity and peace.", duration: 10, // in minutes category: "Beginner", imageUrl: "/images/morning-reflection.jpg", tags: ["morning", "peace"], audioUrl: "/audio/morning-reflection.mp3", // New field for audio file URL or YouTube meditation }, // Other meditations... ];
- Add an
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Store Audio Files Locally or in Public Directory:
- Place the audio files in the
public/audiofolder (or another accessible directory within the project) and link them using relative paths in theaudioUrlfield.
- Place the audio files in the
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Modify
Meditations.tsx:- Update the
MeditationCardcomponent to include an audio player (e.g.,<audio>HTML tag or a React audio player library). - Pass the
audioUrlfield from the local data structure to theMeditationCardcomponent and render the audio player dynamically.
- Update the
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Implement Playback:
- Enable the play button on the meditation card to trigger audio playback.
- Ensure the meditation's end time dynamically matches the length of the audio/video.
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