/* Step 1: create Amplituda */
Amplituda amplituda = new Amplituda(context);

/* Step 2: process audio and handle result */
amplituda.processAudio("/storage/emulated/0/Music/Linc - Amplituda.mp3")
        .get(result -> {
            List<Integer> amplitudesData = result.amplitudesAsList();
            List<Integer> amplitudesForFirstSecond = result.amplitudesForSecond(1);
            long duration = result.getAudioDuration(AmplitudaResult.DurationUnit.SECONDS);
            String source = result.getAudioSource();
            InputAudio.Type sourceType = result.getInputAudioType();
            // etc
        }, exception -> {
            if(exception instanceof AmplitudaIOException) {
                System.out.println("IO Exception!");
            }
        });

/* And that's all! You can read full documentation below for more information about Amplituda features */

Amplituda amplituda = new Amplituda(context);

/**
 * AmplitudaProcessingOutput<T> - wrapper class for Amplituda processing result.
 * This class stores the output audio processing data
 * and provides functions to obtain the result
 * Generic type T - audio source type: File, String (URL or path), Integer (res/raw) 
 */
AmplitudaProcessingOutput<T> processingOutput;

/* Process audio */

// Local audio file
processingOutput = amplituda.processAudio(new File("/storage/emulated/0/Music/Linc - Amplituda.mp3"));

// Path to local audio file
processingOutput = amplituda.processAudio("/storage/emulated/0/Music/Linc - Amplituda.mp3");

// URL audio
processingOutput = amplituda.processAudio("https://audio-url-example.com/amplituda.mp3");

// Resource audio
processingOutput = amplituda.processAudio(R.raw.amplituda);

/** 
 * Compress result data (optional)
 * The output data can contain a lot of samples. 
 * For example: 
 *  - 5-second audio can contain 100+ samples
 *  - 3-minute audio can contain 7000+ samples
 * You can pass `Compress` params with the number of 
 * preferred samples per second and compress type as a parameter.
 * Compress types:
 * - Compress.SKIP    - take first number of `preferredSamplesPerSecond` and skip others 
 * - Compress.PEEK    - take peek number of `preferredSamplesPerSecond` and skip others
 * - Compress.AVERAGE - merge all samples to number of `preferredSamplesPerSecond`
 */ 
 
// Example: input audio duration - 10 seconds
 
amplituda.processAudio(<audio>, Compress.withParams(Compress.AVERAGE, 1));
// Output: data with 1 sample per 1 second. 
// Approximate output data size - 60 [duration] * 1 [preferredSamplePerSecond] = 60 [samples]

amplituda.processAudio(<audio>, Compress.withParams(Compress.AVERAGE, 5));
// Output: data with 5 sample per 1 second
// Approximate output data size - 60 [duration] * 5 [preferredSamplePerSecond] = 300 [samples]

/** 
 * Cache result data (optional)
 * Amplituda provides cache implementation. 
 * You can reuse already processed audio files. 
 * Cache states:
 * - Cache.REUSE   - use already cached data or write
 *                   processed data to cache (if cache data doesn't exist) 
 * - Cache.REFRESH - update existing cache data. 
 *                   WARNING: use this cache state, when you need to update existing cache data  
 * Key (optional)  - custom cache key. Should be unique for each audio.
 */ 
 
// Enable amplituda cache feature:
amplituda.processAudio(<audio>, Cache.withParams(Cache.REUSE));
// Cache with custom key. The key should be unique 
amplituda.processAudio(<audio>, Cache.withParams(Cache.REUSE, "my-unique-key"));

// Clear all cache data
amplituda.clearCache();
// Clear cache data for specific audio (if exist)
amplituda.clearCache(<audio>);
amplituda.clearCache("/storage/emulated/0/Music/Linc - Amplituda.mp3", false);
// Clear cache data by custom key. 
amplituda.clearCache("my-unique-key", true);

/**
 * AmplitudaProgressListener - progress listener class.
 * This class has 3 methods that describe current progress:
 *  - void onStartProgress() - amplituda start processing (optional)
 *  - void onStopProgress()  - amplituda stop processing (optional)
 *  - void onProgress(ProgressOperation operation, int progress) -
 *       amplituda process audio and share current operation and progress in percent (0-100)
 * onProgress() also inform about current operation:
 *  - PROCESSING  - amplituda start process audio
 *  - DECODING    - amplituda decode raw/res audio 
 *  - DOWNLOADING - amplituda download audio from url 
 */
amplituda.processAudio(
    <audio>,
    new AmplitudaProgressListener() {
        @Override
        public void onStartProgress() {
            super.onStartProgress();
            System.out.println("Start Progress");
        }

        @Override
        public void onStopProgress() {
            super.onStopProgress();
            System.out.println("Stop Progress");
        }

        @Override
        public void onProgress(ProgressOperation operation, int progress) {
            String currentOperation = "";
            switch (operation) {
                case PROCESSING: currentOperation = "Process audio"; break;
                case DECODING: currentOperation = "Decode resource"; break;
                case DOWNLOADING: currentOperation = "Download audio from url"; break;
            }
            System.out.printf("%s: %d%% %n", currentOperation, progress);
        }
    }
)

AmplitudaProcessingOutput<T> processingOutput;
// . . . process audio . . .

/**
 * AmplitudaResult<T> - wrapper class for the final result
 * This class also provides many functions to format result: List<Integer>, String etc
 * and info about input audio: 
 *  - Input audio source: path to audio/resource or url. 
 *  - Source type according to input audio: FILE, PATH, URL or RESOURCE 
 *  - Audio duration
 * Generic type T - audio source type: File, String (URL or path), Integer (res/raw)
 */
 AmplitudaResult<T> result;
 
 /**
  * After processing you can get the result by calling the function get() 
  * This function has multiple overloads:
  *  - void get(successListener, errorListener)
  *  - void get(successListener)
  *  - AmplitudaResult<T> get(errorListener)
  *  - AmplitudaResult<T> get(successListener)
  */
 
// Overload #1: result as a callback with error listener
processingOutput.get(result -> { 
        /* handle result here */ 
    }, exception -> { 
        /* handle errors here */ 
    });

// Overload #2: result as a callback without error listener
processingOutput.get((AmplitudaSuccessListener<T>) result -> { 
    /* handle result here */ 
});

// Overload #3: result as a returned object with error listener
result = processingOutput.get((AmplitudaException exception) -> { 
    /* handle errors here */ 
});

// Overload #4: result as a returned object without error listener
result = processingOutput.get();

/**
 * Exceptions. More info about exceptions here:
 * https://github.com/lincollincol/Amplituda/tree/master/app/src/main/java/linc/com/amplituda/exceptions
 */
processingOutput.get((AmplitudaException exception) -> {
    if(exception instanceof AmplitudaIOException) {
        // Handle io exceptions
    } else if(exception instanceof AmplitudaProcessingException) {
        // Handle processing exceptions
    } else {
        exception.printStackTrace();
    }
});

/**
 * Format result. As written earlier, AmplitudaResult
 * has many functions for formatting the result
 */
 AmplitudaResult<T> result;
 
 // Get result as list:
 List<Integer> samples = result.amplitudesAsList(); 
 System.out.println(Arrays.toString(samples.toArray()));
 // Output: [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5, 3, 6, . . . , 6, 4, 7, 1, 0, 0, 0]
 
 // Get result as list only for second `1`
 List<Integer> samplesForFirstSecond = result.amplitudesForSecond(1);
 System.out.println(Arrays.toString(samples.toArray()));
 // Output: [0, 0, 5, . . . 6, 4, 0]

// Get result as json format String
System.out.println(result.amplitudesAsJson());
// Output: [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5, 3, 6, . . . , 6, 4, 7, 1, 0, 0, 0]

// Get result as single line sequence format String (horizontal String)
System.out.println(result.amplitudesAsSequence(
        AmplitudaResult.SequenceFormat.SINGLE_LINE)
);
// Output: 0 0 0 0 0 5 3 6 . . . 6 4 7 1 0 0 0

// Get result as single line sequence format String with custom delimiter `*` (horizontal String)
System.out.println(result.amplitudesAsSequence(
        AmplitudaResult.SequenceFormat.SINGLE_LINE, " * ")
);
// Output: 0 * 0 * 0 * 0 * 0 * 5 * 3 * 6 * . . . 6 * 4 * 7 * 1 * 0 * 0 * 0

// Get result as new line sequence format String  
System.out.println(result.amplitudesAsSequence(
        AmplitudaResult.SequenceFormat.NEW_LINE)
);
/* Output: 
    0 
    0 
    5 
    3 
    . . . 
    6 
    1 
    0 
    0
    */

Amplituda amplituda = new Amplituda(context);

// Use default android Log constants to set priority. The second parameter - enable or disable logs. 
// Amplituda logs are disabled by default
amplituda.setLogConfig(Log.DEBUG, true);