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@miadi/termux-motion

v0.2.0

Published

An Android phone in Termux takes the stage as the movement sender — the succession of the deprecated iOS MotionSender. Casts device sensors by role (linear acceleration, gyroscope, orientation), normalizes them into the nine-channel movement frame contrac

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397

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@miadi/termux-motion

An Android phone in Termux takes the stage as the movement sender — the succession of MotionSender, the deprecated iOS app that carried the Miadi Episode 083 landbase practice (body-worn device → /wek/inputs → Wekinator).

  • Sensors cast by role, never by hardcoded name: linear acceleration (fallback: raw accelerometer, declared), calibrated gyroscope, orientation. The casting is carried on the source and lands in any score recorded from it.
  • The bridge's measured dialect, spoken correctly: pretty-printed JSON cycles (not JSONL), a {} warm-up emission, per-cycle partial sensor keys, E-notation numbers — brace-balanced assembly, last-note holding per role.
  • Normalized into the nine-channel frame contract of @miadi/movement-conductor: m/s² → g, deg → rad, device attitude [azimuth, pitch, roll] reordered into channels [roll, pitch, azimuth].

The command

# Perform toward a Wekinator and keep the score as a TLID-named take:
termux-motion-send --host gaia --port 6448 --fps 10 --record

# Offline practice — score only:
termux-motion-send --record --duration 60

# What would this device cast?
termux-motion-send --list

Environment defaults: MIADI_MOVEMENT_OSC_HOST, MIADI_MOVEMENT_OSC_PORT, MIADI_MOVEMENT_FPS. Requires the Termux:API app and termux-api package (termux-sensor on PATH).

Specification of record: rispecs/termux-motion.spec.md in miadisabelle/gmtermux.