Do you have a mac os binary file?

[realies]

Do you have a mac os binary file?

[realies]

@sockite, you can install Docker for Mac and run it that way. It will not be a native macOS binary, as Docker for Mac runs through a lightweight Linux VM.

[sockite]

Thank you for your answer, I have downloaded docker and successfully run your code, but it is impossible for every user to deploy the docker environment like this, so I am still looking for binary files that can run directly on macos, because It's my first time to touch docker, so I can't build macos binary files in docker like bbc introduced.
bbc/audiowaveform#181 (comment)

[sockite]

sockite@yangkundeMacBook-Pro audiowaveform-docker % alias awf='docker run --rm -v `pwd`:/tmp -w /tmp realies/audiowaveform'                            
awf -i input.wav -o output.dat
Input file: input.wav
Frames: 115190
Sample rate: 16000 Hz
Channels: 1
Format: 0x10006
Sections: 1
Seekable: yes
Generating waveform data...
Samples per pixel: 256
Input channels: 1
Output channels: 1
Done: 100%
Read 115190 frames
Generated 450 points
Output file: output.dat
Resolution: 16 bits
Channels: 1
Done
sockite@yangkundeMacBook-Pro audiowaveform-docker % alias awf='docker run --rm -v `pwd`:/tmp -w /tmp realies/audiowaveform'                            
awf -i input.wav -o output.json
Input file: input.wav
Frames: 115190
Sample rate: 16000 Hz
Channels: 1
Format: 0x10006
Sections: 1
Seekable: yes
Generating waveform data...
Samples per pixel: 256
Input channels: 1
Output channels: 1
Done: 100%
Read 115190 frames
Generated 450 points
Output file: output.json
Done
sockite@yangkundeMacBook-Pro audiowaveform-docker % alias awf='docker run --rm -v `pwd`:/tmp -w /tmp realies/audiowaveform'                            
awf -i input.wav -o output.png    
Input file: input.wav
Frames: 115190
Sample rate: 16000 Hz
Channels: 1
Format: 0x10006
Sections: 1
Seekable: yes
Generating waveform data...
Samples per pixel: 256
Input channels: 1
Output channels: 1
Done: 100%
Read 115190 frames
Generated 450 points
Image dimensions: 800x250 pixels
Channels: 1
Sample rate: 16000 Hz
Samples per pixel: 256
Start time: 0 seconds
Start index: 0
Buffer size: 450
Axis labels: yes
Amplitude scale: 1
Output file: output.png
Done