| 1 | import ExponentAV from '../ExponentAV';
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| 3 | let _enabled = true;
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| 5 | export function isAudioEnabled(): boolean {
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| 6 | return _enabled;
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| 7 | }
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| 9 | export function throwIfAudioIsDisabled(): void {
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| 10 | if (!_enabled) {
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| 11 | throw new Error('Cannot complete operation because audio is not enabled.');
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| 12 | }
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| 13 | }
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| 15 | export async function setIsEnabledAsync(value: boolean): Promise<void> {
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| 16 | _enabled = value;
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| 17 | await ExponentAV.setAudioIsEnabled(value);
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| 18 | // TODO : We immediately pause all players when disabled, but we do not resume all shouldPlay
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| 19 | // players when enabled. Perhaps for completeness we should allow this; the design of the
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| 20 | // enabling API is for people to enable / disable this audio library, but I think that it should
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| 21 | // intuitively also double as a global pause/resume.
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| 22 | }
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