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mercury-examples

v1.0.1

Published

Package with examples and tutorials for the Mercury language

Downloads

13

Readme

🌕 Mercury Examples & Tutorials

This is a package with examples and tutorials for the Mercury live coding language that can be included via npm to easily access the files from a json file. This Package does not generate any sound or visuals. This is used in the Mercury environment and the Mercury-Playground, the browser based version of the environment.

📟 Mercury?

Mercury is a minimal and human-readable language for the live coding of algorithmic electronic music.

🚀 Go to the full Mercury Project

👾 Start sketching in the browser:

🙏 Support Mercury by becoming a Patron

💬 Join the Discord Community!

Install

$ npm install mercury-examples
const Examples = require('mercury-examples').Examples;
const Tutorials = require('mercury-examples').Tutorials;

📝 Contribute

Contributions to the Mercury examples and tutorials are much appreciated in whatever form they come!

$ git clone http://github.com/tmhglnd/mercury-examples
$ cd mercury-examples
$ npm install

License

The GNU GPL-v.3