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[decryptedchaos]

This is a useful bit of code, I explored the code while I was looking for an audio player implementation.

I would share with you two things that I found that could use improvement.

the songIndex array does not appear to work when there is only one song in the array the way I was able to work around this is to declare the same song twice, however, it would be nice if there was a less hacky way to get it to only process one song.

the URL source for the mp3 file is in clear text, making it too easy to steal the content, it would be very nice if the javascript handled obfuscated filenames or random keys that pointed to the mp3 file.

[josephDev123]

nice suggestion. I will look into it

[josephDev123]

They work well here. The only problem is that it's not playing the next audio quickly

[decryptedchaos]

Interesting you can't reproduce, the issue i had is if i declare a single entry as such it won't play. i should note that changing let songIndex = 2 [1-2] makes no difference either.

const songs = ['He Did It Again']; let songIndex = 2;

i found that it requires a second option, i didn't review the code in great detail and I'm not a great coder in the first place. but it was my experience that it wouldn't detect the file with only one in the list it would return (undefined).mp3 in the src=

const songs = ['He Did It Again', 'blank'];

I also noticed that it didn't play the next song, but I wasn't worried about it yet since I was only working with one track.