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@emajs/mei

v1.0.1

Published

An isomorphic EMA expression processor for the Music Encoding Initiative format

Downloads

3

Readme

EMA for MEI

A TypeScript processor of Enhancing Music Notation Addressability (EMA) expressions (read the API specification here) for the Music Encoding Initiative format. This implementation is isomorphic for NodeJS and modern web browsers.

API Coverage

Completeness

This implementation supports the default completeness behavior: beats encountered at the end of a beat range are returned in their entirety. E.g. a 4/4 measure with two half notes will be returned in full with both the beat selections 1-3 and 1-4.

Additionally, the following completeness values are currently supported:

  • highlight

Simple usage

Node.js (TypeScript)

import EmaMei from '../src/EmaMei'
import EmaMeiProcessor from '../src/EmaMeiProcessor'

const fullExpr = `/https%3A%2F%2Fraw.githubusercontent.com%2Fmusic-encoding%2Fsample-encodings%2Fmaster%2FMEI_4.0%2FMusic%2FComplete_examples%2FBach_Musikalisches_Opfer_Trio.mei/all/all/@all`

const emaMei: EmaMeiProcessor = await EmaMei.withFullExpr(fullExpr)

// The result:
const addressedSelection = emaMei.getSelection()

Browser

ema-mei.js is available in the dist directory via npm or can be built locally after installation (example uses yarn but npm is fine, too):

yarn install
yarn build
<script src="ema-mei.js"></script>
<script>
  const expr = `/https%3A%2F%2Fraw.githubusercontent.com%2Fmusic-encoding%2Fsample-encodings%2Fmaster%2FMEI_4.0%2FMusic%2FComplete_examples%2FBach_Musikalisches_Opfer_Trio.mei/all/all/@all`

  EmaMei.withFullExpr(expr)
    .then(function (r) {
      // The result:
      const selection = r.getSelection()   
    }
    .catch(function (err) {
      console.log(err)
    })
</script>

Other methods

Get a processor from an MEI document as string

import EmaMei from '../src/EmaMei'
import EmaMeiProcessor from '../src/EmaMeiProcessor'

const music = '<mei/>'
const expr = `all/all/@all`
const emaMei: EmaMeiProcessor = await EmaMei.withDocumentString(music, expr)

// The result:
const addressedSelection = emaMei.getSelection()

Parse an MEI document from string without processing an EMA expression

This can be useful to get the full document information as specified by the EMA API.

import MeiDoc from '../src/MeiDoc'
import { DocInfo } from '@emajs/parser'

const music = '<mei/>'
const meiDoc: MeiDoc = MeiDoc.fromString(music)

const docInfo: DocInfo = meiDoc.getDocumentInfo()

Get <annot> with completeness set to highlight

The <annot> element will contain a @plist of @xml:ids pointing to MEI elements that fell within the selection addressed by the EMA expression. The rest of the MEI document is returned in its entirety with @xml:ids added when needed.

import EmaMei from '../src/EmaMei'
import EmaMeiProcessor from '../src/EmaMeiProcessor'

const music = '<mei/>'
const expr = `7/all/@1-2@3/highlight`
const emaMei: EmaMeiProcessor = await EmaMei.withDocumentString(music, expr)
const annot = emaMei.getSelection().querySelector('*|annot')