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@blibliki/pi

v0.5.2

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Run Blibliki audio synthesis on Raspberry Pi and other Node.js environments.

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@blibliki/pi

Run Blibliki audio synthesis on Raspberry Pi and other Node.js environments.

Overview

@blibliki/pi enables Blibliki to run as a standalone audio engine on Raspberry Pi and other Node.js environments, making it easy to create dedicated hardware synths without a browser. It integrates seamlessly with the Blibliki Grid app, allowing you to design patches visually and deploy them to your Raspberry Pi.

Key Features

  • Headless Audio Engine: Run Blibliki patches without a browser
  • Easy Setup: Simple installation and configuration process
  • Grid Integration: Connect your Raspberry Pi to the Grid app for remote patch management
  • Auto-loading Patches: Select which patch to run on startup from the Grid app
  • Token-based Authentication: Secure connection between your Pi and Grid account

How It Works

  1. First Run: When you run @blibliki/pi for the first time (or if no config exists), it generates a unique authentication token
  2. Connect to Grid: Use this token in the Grid app to register your Raspberry Pi
  3. Select Patch: In the Grid app, choose which patch you want to auto-load on your Raspberry Pi
  4. Run: Your Raspberry Pi will automatically load and run the selected patch on startup

Installation

Prerequisites

  • Node.js 18+ installed on your Raspberry Pi
  • Audio output configured (via HDMI, 3.5mm jack, or USB audio interface)

Install

npm install -g @blibliki/pi
# or
pnpm add -g @blibliki/pi

Usage

First Time Setup

Run blibliki-pi for the first time:

blibliki-pi

This will:

  1. Generate a configuration file with a unique token
  2. Display the token for you to copy
  3. Provide instructions for connecting to Grid

Connecting to Grid

  1. Open the Blibliki Grid app (https://blibliki.com)
  2. Navigate to Settings Devices
  3. Click "Add Blibliki Pi"
  4. Enter the token displayed by your Raspberry Pi
  5. Give your Pi a name (e.g., "Experimental Synth")

Selecting a Patch

Once connected:

  1. In the Grid app, open any patch you want to deploy
  2. Click "Deploy to Device"
  3. Select your Raspberry Pi from the list
  4. Choose whether to auto-load this patch on startup

Running

After setup, simply run:

blibliki-pi

Your Pi will automatically load and run the configured patch.

Architecture

@blibliki/pi wraps the @blibliki/engine package and provides:

  • Node.js audio backend (instead of Web Audio API)
  • Configuration management
  • Token-based authentication
  • Remote patch synchronization with Grid
  • Auto-start capabilities

Development

This package is part of the Blibliki monorepo.

# Build
pnpm build

# Development mode with watch
pnpm dev

# Type checking
pnpm tsc

# Linting
pnpm lint

License

MIT

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