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https://github.com/tejashah88/alexa-mp3-validator

A node module for validating your MP3 files to be used in your Amazon Alexa skill.
https://github.com/tejashah88/alexa-mp3-validator

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A node module for validating your MP3 files to be used in your Amazon Alexa skill.

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# alexa-mp3-validator

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A node module for validating your MP3 files to be used in your Amazon Alexa skill. If you are looking for a CLI version, check out [ssmlol](https://github.com/okofish/ssmlol). If you want to convert your MP3 files to be usable by Alexa, check out [this website](https://www.jovo.tech/audio-converter).

## Upgrading from < 1.0
If you are upgrading from < 1.0, please see [UPGRADING](UPGRADING.md) for migration instructions.

### Requirements of Alexa-ready MP3 Files

Every MP3 file you want Alexa to play must meet several basic requirements. They are as follows:
* A valid (MPEG version 2) MP3 file
* No longer than 90 seconds
* Encoded with a bit rate of exactly 48 kbps
* Encoded with a sample rate of exactly 16,000 Hz

## Usage

The module will check the requirements and return a Promise that returns true or false. An error will be thrown if the module is unable to read the file.

#### Function signature
```javascript
Boolean validateMP3(String filepath, optional Boolean throwOnValidationError = false)
```

#### Using with Promises
```javascript
const { validateMP3 } = require('alexa-mp3-validator');
validateMP3('path/to/file.mp3')
.then(isValid => {
// more logic goes here
})
.catch(err => {
// error handling logic goes here
})
```

#### Using with async/await
```javascript
const { validateMP3 } = require('alexa-mp3-validator');
(async () => {
try {
let isValid = await validateMP3('path/to/file.mp3');
// more logic goes here
} catch (err) {
// error handling logic goes here
}
})()
```

By default, if a validation error occurs, it will return false. By setting `throwOnValidationError` to true, all errors will throw.

#### Using with async/await and `throwOnValidationError = true`
```javascript
const { validateMP3, AudioValidationError } = require('alexa-mp3-validator');
(async () => {
try {
let isValid = await validateMP3('path/to/file.mp3', true);
// more logic goes here
} catch (err) {
if (err instanceof AudioValidationError) {
// validation error handling logic goes here
} else {
// other error handling logic goes here
}
}
})()
```