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Cordova Audio Player

This JavaScript library is the start of an attempt to normalize the audio player used in Cordova with the HTML5 audio tag for ease of use with the Android platform. Currently, the audio tag doens't work with android and the Cordova Media API needs to be used instead. The goal of this library is to allow use of the HTML5 audio javascript functionality in the body of your code and use the CordovaAudioPlayer as a wrapper.

This repository contains a full working Android Cordova Eclipse workspace. The library requires the watch.js library as well, which is also included. The example use of the player is in index.js.

Note that there is a merges file that allows you to test the code in the browser as well as on an Android device with no code changes. I use Ripple in the browser to simulate the device.