react-native-audio-browser 0.2.0-next.2 → 0.2.0-next.21

package/src/web/TrackPlayer/QueueManager.test.ts

@@ -160,6 +160,35 @@ describe('QueueManager', () => {
       expect(q.nextIndex()).toBeUndefined()
     })
 
+    // Filling a queue that had no current track: the order is shuffled with
+    // nothing to lead it, so the track that becomes current can land anywhere —
+    // last included, which reads as end-of-queue from the very first track.
+    it('leads the order with the start track when setTracks fills an empty queue', () => {
+      const fresh = new QueueManager()
+      fresh.setShuffleEnabled(true) // shuffle already on, queue still empty
+      fresh.setTracks(tracks(4))
+      fresh.currentIndex = 2 // the start index
+
+      // identity order [0,1,2,3] re-pinned on 2 → [2,1,0,3]
+      expect(fresh.previousIndex()).toBeUndefined()
+      expect(fresh.nextIndex()).toBe(1)
+    })
+
+    it('leads the order with the start track when insert fills an empty queue', () => {
+      const fresh = new QueueManager()
+      fresh.setShuffleEnabled(true)
+      const random = vi.spyOn(Math, 'random').mockReturnValue(0.999)
+      try {
+        fresh.insert(tracks(4)) // slotted in at the order's end → [0,1,2,3]
+      } finally {
+        random.mockRestore()
+      }
+      fresh.currentIndex = 3 // would sit LAST in the order without the re-pin
+
+      expect(fresh.nextIndex()).toBe(1)
+      expect(fresh.previousIndex()).toBeUndefined()
+    })
+
     it('keeps every track at its shuffle position across a move', () => {
       q.currentIndex = 1
       q.move(1, 3) // tracks [s0,s2,s3,s1]; order remapped to [0,3,1,2]

package/src/web/TrackPlayer/QueueManager.ts

@@ -63,8 +63,22 @@ export class QueueManager {
   }
 
   set currentIndex(index: number | undefined) {
+    const hadNoCurrent = this._currentIndex === undefined
     this._lastIndex = this._currentIndex
     this._currentIndex = index
+
+    // A queue with no current track has an order that was shuffled with nothing
+    // to lead it — `setTracks` clears the index before regenerating, and
+    // `insert` drops new indices at random positions — so the track that then
+    // becomes current can sit anywhere, including last. That reads as
+    // end-of-queue immediately: `nextIndex` is undefined from the first track,
+    // so auto-advance fires onQueueEnded after one track. Re-pin at the moment
+    // the queue gains a current track. Safe as a setter hook here because the
+    // tracks are always in place before the index is assigned (both `setTracks`
+    // and `insert` run first).
+    if (hadNoCurrent && index !== undefined && this._shuffleEnabled) {
+      this.regenerateShuffleOrder()
+    }
   }
 
   get lastIndex(): number | undefined {

package/src/web/TrackPlayer/QueuePlayer.ts

@@ -22,18 +22,33 @@ export class QueuePlayer extends Player {
     // was a silent pause) and armed load()'s auto-play with phantom intent.
     // Cleared before the state lands so consumers observe the native order
     // (intent → state → queueEnded), independent of onQueueEnded overrides.
-    // Per-track ends that advance the queue keep the intent.
-    if (state === State.Ended && this.endsQueue()) {
-      this.playWhenReady = false
+    if (state !== State.Ended) {
+      super.applyState(state)
+      return
     }
 
-    super.applyState(state)
-
-    // dispatch() already gates on _isStopped before reaching applyState, so a
-    // natural end while stopped never advances the queue.
-    if (state === State.Ended) {
+    // A track ending mid-queue is not an `ended` playback state: ExoPlayer
+    // reaches STATE_ENDED only at the end of the *playlist*, and an advance
+    // between items stays READY/BUFFERING. Web loads one track at a time, so
+    // the element's own `ended` arrives every time — reporting it flashed a
+    // terminal state, and dropped `PlayingState.playing` to false, between
+    // every pair of tracks. Repeat-one counts as mid-queue for the same
+    // reason: native reports nothing there either.
+    if (this.endsQueue()) {
+      // The real end: the intent goes with it, and the state is genuinely ended.
+      this.playWhenReady = false
+      super.applyState(state)
+      // dispatch() already gates on _isStopped before reaching applyState, so a
+      // natural end while stopped never advances the queue.
       this.onTrackEnded()
+      return
     }
+
+    // Suppressing `ended` is only safe when something takes over the state. A
+    // handler that declines to advance — the sleep timer set to end-of-track —
+    // leaves nothing to move it, and the player would sit reporting `playing`
+    // with nothing playing. Report the end in that case, as before.
+    if (!this.onTrackEnded()) super.applyState(state)
   }
 
   /** True when a natural end has nowhere to go: not repeating, no next track. */
@@ -45,18 +60,22 @@ export class QueuePlayer extends Player {
     )
   }
 
-  protected onTrackEnded() {
+  /**
+   * @returns whether it started another load, and so owns the playback state
+   *   from here. `false` means the caller still has to report the end itself.
+   */
+  protected onTrackEnded(): boolean {
     if (this.queue.repeatMode === RepeatMode.Track) {
-      if (this.queue.currentIndex !== undefined) {
-        this.goToIndex(this.queue.currentIndex)
-      }
-      return
+      if (this.queue.currentIndex === undefined) return false
+      this.goToIndex(this.queue.currentIndex)
+      return true
     }
     if (this.endsQueue()) {
       this.onQueueEnded()
-      return
+      return false
     }
     this.skipToNext()
+    return true
   }
 
   /**

package/src/web/__tests__/lifecycle.test.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,345 @@
+/** @vitest-environment happy-dom */
+
+import { beforeEach, describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'
+import { LifecycleHarness, trackA, trackB } from './lifecycleHarness'
+
+/**
+ * What the web player actually emits, recorded rather than reasoned about.
+ *
+ * Two halves, deliberately kept apart:
+ *
+ * - **Characterization** records today's behaviour. These assertions describe
+ *   what happens, not what should — a change to any of them means the emission
+ *   lifecycle moved, which is worth a deliberate look even when the move is an
+ *   improvement.
+ * - **Parity** asserts what native emits for the same flow, derived from
+ *   `PlaybackStateMachine.kt` and `PlayerListener.kt`. A divergence that is
+ *   known but not yet closed belongs here as `it.fails`: the target is
+ *   documented, the suite stays green while the gap stands, and the test
+ *   starts failing the moment someone closes it — at which point flip it to a
+ *   plain `it`.
+ *
+ * Fidelity: the harness runs the real wiring — `setupPlayer`, the real
+ * listeners, state machine and emitters — against a modelled Shaka whose
+ * behaviours are each cited to shaka-player 4.16.15's source. Every sequence
+ * below was also recorded in a real browser (Cypress against the Next.js
+ * example) and matched. Two modelled behaviours were *corrected* by that run:
+ * Shaka's teardown fires `emptied`/`loadstart` rather than `pause`, and a load
+ * that does not stall emits no Shaka `buffering` event at all.
+ */
+
+let h: LifecycleHarness
+
+beforeEach(async () => {
+  h = new LifecycleHarness()
+  await h.setup()
+})
+
+describe('characterization — what the player emits today', () => {
+  it('load announces the active track, then hands off to Shaka', async () => {
+    h.browser.load(trackA)
+    await h.flush()
+
+    expect(h.recorded).toEqual([
+      'queue',
+      'activeTrack',
+      'nowPlaying',
+      'state:loading',
+      'playing:false|buffering:false',
+      'state:buffering'
+    ])
+  })
+
+  it('the rest of a first load, paused', async () => {
+    h.browser.load(trackA)
+    await h.flush()
+    h.clear()
+    await h.completeLoad()
+
+    expect(h.recorded).toEqual(['state:ready'])
+  })
+
+  it('the rest of a first load, playWhenReady', async () => {
+    h.browser.setPlayWhenReady(true)
+    h.browser.load(trackA)
+    await h.flush()
+    h.clear()
+    await h.completeLoad()
+
+    // no `ready`: suppressed while the intent is to play, as native does
+    expect(h.recorded).toEqual([
+      'state:playing',
+      'playing:true|buffering:false'
+    ])
+  })
+
+  it('switching tracks while playing', async () => {
+    h.browser.setPlayWhenReady(true)
+    h.browser.load(trackA)
+    await h.flush()
+    await h.completeLoad()
+    h.clear()
+
+    h.browser.load(trackB)
+    await h.flush()
+    await h.completeLoad()
+
+    // No `paused`: the teardown inside Shaka's load() fires `emptied` and
+    // `loadstart`, not `pause` — confirmed in a real browser.
+    expect(h.recorded).toEqual([
+      'queue',
+      'activeTrack',
+      'nowPlaying',
+      'state:loading',
+      'playing:true|buffering:true',
+      'state:buffering',
+      'state:playing',
+      'playing:true|buffering:false'
+    ])
+  })
+
+  it('pause then play', async () => {
+    h.browser.setPlayWhenReady(true)
+    h.browser.load(trackA)
+    await h.flush()
+    await h.completeLoad()
+    h.clear()
+
+    h.browser.pause()
+    await h.flush()
+    h.browser.play()
+    await h.flush()
+
+    expect(h.recorded).toEqual([
+      'playWhenReady:false',
+      'playing:false|buffering:false',
+      'state:paused',
+      'playWhenReady:true',
+      'playing:true|buffering:false',
+      'state:playing'
+    ])
+  })
+
+  it('mid-queue track end auto-advances', async () => {
+    h.browser.setQueue([trackA, trackB])
+    h.browser.setPlayWhenReady(true)
+    h.browser.skip(0)
+    await h.flush()
+    await h.completeLoad()
+    h.clear()
+
+    h.endTrack()
+    await h.flush()
+
+    // Neither `paused` nor `ended`: the element fires both when a track plays
+    // out, and both are suppressed so an advance looks like native's.
+    expect(h.recorded).toEqual([
+      'activeTrack',
+      'nowPlaying',
+      'state:loading',
+      'playing:true|buffering:true',
+      'state:buffering'
+    ])
+  })
+
+  it('last track end ends the queue', async () => {
+    h.browser.setQueue([trackA])
+    h.browser.setPlayWhenReady(true)
+    h.browser.skip(0)
+    await h.flush()
+    await h.completeLoad()
+    h.clear()
+
+    h.endTrack()
+    await h.flush()
+
+    // the real end does report `ended`; only the end-of-track `paused` is gone
+    expect(h.recorded).toEqual([
+      'playWhenReady:false',
+      'playing:false|buffering:false',
+      'state:ended',
+      'queueEnded'
+    ])
+  })
+
+  it('stop', async () => {
+    h.browser.setPlayWhenReady(true)
+    h.browser.load(trackA)
+    await h.flush()
+    await h.completeLoad()
+    h.clear()
+
+    h.browser.stop()
+    await h.flush()
+
+    expect(h.recorded).toEqual([
+      'playWhenReady:false',
+      'playing:false|buffering:false',
+      'state:stopped'
+    ])
+  })
+
+  it('a load Shaka rejects', async () => {
+    h.failLoad()
+    h.browser.load(trackA)
+    await h.flush()
+
+    // the code is whatever the rejection carried; -1 is the normalizer's
+    // fallback for a plain Error
+    expect(h.recorded).toEqual([
+      'queue',
+      'activeTrack',
+      'nowPlaying',
+      'state:loading',
+      'playing:false|buffering:false',
+      'state:buffering',
+      'state:error',
+      'error:-1'
+    ])
+  })
+
+  it('a track with no src', async () => {
+    h.browser.load({ id: 'x', title: 'No src' })
+    await h.flush()
+
+    expect(h.recorded).toEqual([
+      'queue',
+      'activeTrack',
+      'nowPlaying',
+      'state:loading',
+      'playing:false|buffering:false',
+      'state:error',
+      'error:invalid_track'
+    ])
+  })
+})
+
+describe('parity — what native emits for the same flow', () => {
+  /**
+   * Android fires the active-track callback from `onMediaItemTransition`
+   * (PlayerListener.kt:106) and maps the same event to LOADING in `onEvents`
+   * (:216-224), which ExoPlayer runs after the individual callbacks.
+   */
+  it('announces the active track before reporting loading', async () => {
+    h.browser.load(trackA)
+    await h.flush()
+
+    const active = h.recorded.indexOf('activeTrack')
+    const loading = h.recorded.indexOf('state:loading')
+    expect(active).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(0)
+    expect(loading).toBeGreaterThan(active)
+  })
+
+  /**
+   * Android always passes through STATE_BUFFERING after prepare. Shaka only
+   * fires its own `buffering` event when a load actually stalls, so a load
+   * served from cache used to skip the state entirely. `Player`'s `loading`
+   * listener now dispatches `waiting` alongside `trackLoading` so every load
+   * passes through it, as native's does.
+   */
+  it('reports buffering between loading and playing', async () => {
+    h.browser.setPlayWhenReady(true)
+    h.browser.load(trackA)
+    await h.flush()
+    await h.completeLoad()
+
+    expect(h.recorded).toContain('state:buffering')
+  })
+
+  /**
+   * Android suppresses READY while playWhenReady — "READY is a transient
+   * before PLAYING — suppress it so consumers don't flash a settled/non-loading
+   * state mid-startup" (PlaybackStateMachine.kt, STATE_READY branch). The web
+   * machine now takes `playWhenReady` on the two edges that produce `ready` and
+   * suppresses it the same way.
+   *
+   * The web-only hazard that comes with it: a browser can refuse `play()`.
+   * `Player.onPlayRejected` clears the intent on anything but an `AbortError`,
+   * so a blocked autoplay settles instead of stranding on `buffering`.
+   */
+  it('does not report ready mid-startup while playWhenReady', async () => {
+    h.browser.setPlayWhenReady(true)
+    h.browser.load(trackA)
+    await h.flush()
+    h.clear()
+    await h.completeLoad()
+
+    expect(h.recorded).not.toContain('state:ready')
+  })
+
+  /**
+   * Android never reports ENDED between tracks: STATE_ENDED is only reached at
+   * the end of the playlist, and a mid-playlist advance stays READY/BUFFERING.
+   * Web loads one track at a time, so the element's own `ended` used to surface
+   * and drop `PlayingState.playing` to false between every pair of tracks.
+   * `QueuePlayer.applyState` now advances without emitting it; the true queue
+   * end still reports `ended`.
+   */
+  it('does not report ended when the queue advances', async () => {
+    h.browser.setQueue([trackA, trackB])
+    h.browser.setPlayWhenReady(true)
+    h.browser.skip(0)
+    await h.flush()
+    await h.completeLoad()
+    h.clear()
+
+    h.endTrack()
+    await h.flush()
+
+    expect(h.recorded).not.toContain('state:ended')
+    expect(h.recorded).not.toContain('playing:false|buffering:false')
+  })
+
+  /**
+   * Android's transition cuts the outgoing item and reports LOADING, with no
+   * PAUSED in between — and web matches. The teardown inside Shaka's load()
+   * fires `emptied` and `loadstart`, never `pause`, even mid-playback.
+   * Confirmed in a real browser; reading the HTML load algorithm had suggested
+   * otherwise.
+   */
+  it('does not report paused when switching tracks', async () => {
+    h.browser.setPlayWhenReady(true)
+    h.browser.load(trackA)
+    await h.flush()
+    await h.completeLoad()
+    h.clear()
+
+    h.browser.load(trackB)
+    await h.flush()
+
+    expect(h.recorded).not.toContain('state:paused')
+  })
+
+  /**
+   * A track playing out fires `pause` before `ended` on the element, so web
+   * used to report `paused` at the end of every track where native reports
+   * nothing. The pause listener now ignores a pause raised once `ended` is
+   * already true.
+   */
+  it('does not report paused when a track plays out', async () => {
+    h.browser.setQueue([trackA, trackB])
+    h.browser.setPlayWhenReady(true)
+    h.browser.skip(0)
+    await h.flush()
+    await h.completeLoad()
+    h.clear()
+
+    h.endTrack()
+    await h.flush()
+
+    expect(h.recorded).not.toContain('state:paused')
+  })
+
+  /**
+   * Android reports LOADING off the media-item transition, before any network
+   * work, so the URL-resolution window has a state. Web now does the same: the
+   * announcement and `trackLoading` both happen when `load()` is called, so the
+   * pair keeps native's order and the window is no longer silent. Shaka's own
+   * `loading` arrives later and the state setter drops it as a no-op.
+   */
+  it('reports loading while the url is still resolving', async () => {
+    h.browser.load(trackA)
+
+    expect(h.browser.getPlayback().state).toBe('loading')
+  })
+})