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webmidi-shim

v0.3.2

Published

Shim for the Web MIDI API based on node-midi

Downloads

2

Readme

node-webmidi-shim

Shim for the Web MIDI API based on node-midi

This project implements the Web MIDI API (https://webaudio.github.io/web-midi-api/) in Node.

It allows for creating MIDI applications that will both work in the browser (currently Google Chrome), as well as in a Node-environment.

Requirements

Tested with Node 4, 5 and 6. Uses ES6.

Usage

At a prompt:

$ npm install webmidi-shim

Then, in a node repl:

var r = require('webmidi-shim')

r.requestMIDIAccess().then(ma => {
  // send a note-on C3 velocity 64 to the first connected MIDI output device
  ma.outputs.values().next().value.send([0x90, 48, 64],1000)

  // log any incoming messages from the first connected MIDI input device
  ma.inputs.values().next().value.onmidimessage = console.log
})

Similar projects

It's sorta like https://github.com/cwilso/WebMIDIAPIShim, which however is dependent on the proprietary Jazz-Plugin (http://jazz-soft.net/download/Jazz-Plugin), which is limited to x86 architectures.

This shim is based node-midi, which is again based on on RtMidi, which bridges to the various OS-specific MIDI APIs, so this shim can run on several architectures.

Examples

My specific use-case is getting a sequencer app (https://github.com/grav/seq) running both in Chrome and on a Raspberry Pi. Currently, it's web-only, but the goal is to produce a version running headlessly on an RPi

Current status

Still not feature complete - but doesn't crash randomly anymore, since inputs are now running in child processes.

Notable missing features are:

  • get notified when MIDI setup changes (onstatechange)
  • various attributes of the MIDI devices
  • the concept of Ports

Acknowledements