spicetify visualizer
A free audio visualizer — play it in your browser, no install. Moteur de visualisation audio 60 FPS pour Spotify (via Spicetify). Architecture SOLID supportant des "Mod Packs" (Cyber Cat, Red Panda) avec rendu temps réel (Canvas 2D), FFT et physique de Verlet.
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Un moteur de visualisation audio 60 FPS pour Spotify (via Spicetify), entièrement codé en JavaScript (Canvas 2D, Web Audio API), sans aucun framework lourd.
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(Aperçu généré du chat cosmique et du panda roux)
Vous devez avoir Spicetify installé sur votre version de bureau de Spotify.
Le projet a été entièrement refactorisé pour suivre les principes SOLID. La compilation est gérée par Vite, cachée dans le dossier builder/ pour maintenir la racine du projet parfaitement propre.
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