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interface.simpleserver

v1.0.0

Published

simple osc and midi server for interface.js

Downloads

5

Readme

interface.js simple server

This provides a simple server which hosts interfaces and transmits OSC messages.

installation

Run npm install --dev from within the server directory.

start

Run node interface.simpleserver.js 8080 to run the server on port 8080... feel free to substitute a number of your choice.

use

With the server started on port 8080, you can now navigate to 127.0.0.1:8080 in your browser, which will open the interface.js directory. Click inside the server directory and then click on clientTest.htm. This will open a single slider. By default OSC is transmitted on a port that is one higher than where you're running your web server. So, if you started the server on port 8080 OSC messages will be received by applications on port 8081.