Play sounds in your Python scripts

This project provides a simple cross-platform API to play sounds in your Python scripts, and allows you to play sounds while a function or code block executes, or afterwards.

It's a simple wrapper over playsound and boombox.

I use this project in onhold and ding.

Rationale

boombox is great and 90% of the way there, however the default options for playing sounds on Windows are limited to WAV files. If the platform is Windows, play_sounds will default to the playsound backend.

Installation

python3 -m pip install play_sounds

Usage

This library uses pathlib.Path objects when pointing to filenames and paths.

Playing a file

from play_sounds import play_file, DEFAULT_SONG

play_file(DEFAULT_SONG)  # blocks by default

# play without blocking
play_file(DEFAULT_SONG, block=False)

Playing while work completes

from time import sleep
from play_sounds import play_while_running, DEFAULT_SONG

with play_while_running(DEFAULT_SONG):
  sleep(60)

Play sound after work completes

from time import sleep
from play_sounds import play_after, DEFAULT_SOUND

with play_after(DEFAULT_SOUND):  # blocks by default
  sleep(60)

# play without blocking
with play_after(DEFAULT_SOUND, block=False):
  sleep(60)

Copyright

See CREDIT.md.

License

See LICENSE.

Metadata

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