Multithreaded audio library for Node.js. Provides behind-the-scenes audio support for Discord.js and Prism

npm install krypton

Installation

If you are on a machine with AVX-512 support (such as Google Cloud Compute), enable AVX-512 by appending --krypton-enable-avx-512 when installing with npm.

If you are on an old machine without AVX-2 support, append --krypton-disable-avx2 when installing with npm.

If you would like to disable Neon on arm64, append --krypton-disable-neon when installing with npm.

You can disable any module when installing by appending --krypton-disable-MODULENAME (e.g. --krypton-disable-opus).

Note: Passing --krypton- flags will NOT work with Yarn.

Linux

First install opus, sodium, and lame. This can be done on Ubuntu with the following command.

sudo apt-get install libopus-dev libsodium-dev libmp3lame-dev

Then you can install krypton with npm.

npm i krypton

Windows

First install vcpkg and setup user-wide integration.

Then install opus and sodium with vcpkg. If you are on a 32 bit system, remove :x64-windows.

.\vcpkg install opus:x64-windows libsodium:x64-windows

Then you can install with npm.

npm i krypton --krypton-disable-lame

Then you can build krypton if needed.

cd node_modules/krypton
node-gyp rebuild
cd ../..

macOS

First install Homebrew

Then install opus, sodium, and lame with Homebrew.

brew install opus libsodium lame

Then you can install krypton with npm.

npm i krypton