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qlab-html

v1.1.0

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Exports the contents of a QLab workspace to a HTML file.

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qlab-html

qlab-html is a Node.js module and CLI that renders QLab workspaces as self-contained HTML documents, which can then be printed or saved to PDF from your browser.

qlab-html works by importing the frontmost open workspace's data over OSC with osc.js and dynamically generating HTML with Cheerio.

The design of qlab-html's rendered pages is heavily inspired by Josh Langman's QLab 3 font and particularly the associated font specimen.

Examples

Use

  1. Install the qlab-html CLI with npm install -g qlab-html.
  2. Open the QLab workspace you want to export - it doesn't have to be focused, but it must be the frontmost open workspace.
  3. Run qlab-html -p to export the workspace to <workspace name>.html and open the file in your default browser.
  4. Run qlab-html -h for full CLI options.

Known bugs/issues

  • ~~Non-ASCII cue names do not render properly~~
  • ~~Very large workspaces (>600-800 cues) may fail to export with a RangeError~~
  • Cues generated with the --truncate-cue-names option do not resize to fit the window/printed page
  • Cue cart cues generated with the --truncate-cue-names option do not wrap to fill the cell
  • There is no support for rendering collapsed group cues as such (this data is not available from QLab over OSC)
  • Cue cart cue hotkeys do not display within the cue's cell (this data is not available from QLab over OSC)