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midi-bricks-electron

v1.3.31

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Midi Bricks for all!

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MIDI Bricks Electron Application

This application could be started and created for Mac, Win and Linux. Please be referred to instructions below.

Official Webpage and Documentation

https://timsusa.github.io/midi-bricks-mono/

Download

https://github.com/TimSusa/midi-bricks-mono/releases

Run App

We introduced CLI Parameter for setting a initial window size or starting the developer console, optionally:

Initiial Window-Size

Option: --window Values: x,y,w,h

Developer Console

Option: --dev Values: none

Mac-OSX Example:

open midi-bricks-electron.app  --args "--window" "300,300,1000,1000" --dev

Win Example

You can edit the alias file, which can be found at your desktop and is generated at installation of midi-bricks.

midi-bricks.exe --window 100,200,300,400 --dev

Prepare for development

Copy the .env.sample file to .env This file is used to read out environment variables and it is already added to .gitignore. You can use this file to add custom api tokens for example.

Install

    yarn

Development

    yarn dev

Build (Create Mac and Win Versions to find in dist folder, afterwards)

    yarn build

Logging

In production you can observe logs from your operatio system.

MacOSX:

cd ~/Library/Logs/MIDI-Bricks && tail -f log.log

Windows

%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\MIDI-Bricks\log.log

Linux

cd ~/.config/MIDI-Bricks && tail -f log.log

E2E Tests

You can use either the auto-mode, which starts all jobs automatically. Howevery, issues arose, so you can just start the CI-Mode via:

cd packages/midi-bricks-electron && yarn dev && yarn test-e2e

Thanks

Thanks to the people, who made react, redux, material-ui and big thanks to my friend Henrik Wenz (https://github.com/HaNdTriX), who made electron functionality available. And nice big greetz to my friend Alec Troniq (http://alec-troniq.com/), who gave me the right hints, to build up all this stuff, using this for his live performances.

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