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@dg-kit/waveforms

v1.1.0

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Built-in waveforms, design compiler, and .pulse parser for DG-Lab Coyote

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Readme

@dg-kit/waveforms

Runtime-agnostic waveform helpers for DG-Lab Coyote.

What's inside

  • createBasicWaveformLibrary() — six built-in waveforms (breath, tide, pulse_low, pulse_mid, pulse_high, tap) implementing the WaveformLibrary interface.
  • compileWaveformDesign(segments) — takes a list of ramp / hold / pulse / silence segments and produces a WaveFrame[] on a 25 ms grid. Used by the design_wave LLM tool.
  • parsePulseText(content) — parses a single .pulse file (DG-Lab's "Dungeonlab+pulse:" text format) and returns frames + the embedded display name.

This package has zero browser/Node-only dependencies. Storage (IndexedDB on the web, JSON file on Node) lives in consumer-specific packages — this one only deals with the in-memory shape.

Frame grid

Every WaveFrame represents 25 ms. The Coyote 3.0 protocol packs four frames into each 100 ms BLE write; the Coyote 2.0 protocol consumes one frame per 100 ms tick (with precision loss). Designing on a 25 ms grid keeps the data lossless and lets the protocol layer pick the right packing.