Musique.js is a small JS library which aims to help developers easily create melodies for their websites, with pretty much no prior musical knowledge!

We have a website!

Visit https://www.musiquejs.com/ to see what we're about!

You can also find us on 𝕏

Documentation

The full documentation can be found at https://docs.musiquejs.com/.

How to use

Here is a small snippet to show you how easy it is to create musique:

import { Partition, Note } from 'musiquejs';
 
const partition = new Partition(
[
  new Note('D', 4, 0.18),
  new Note('D', 4, 0.18),
  new Note('D', 5, 0.36),
  new Note('A', 4, 0.54),
],
'sine',
new AudioContext()
);
 
partition.play();

Installing the project

Dependencies

To install the project locally if you want to contribute (thanks!), you will need:

• Node (we recommend >= v19, but there's no hard limit)
• … That's it!

Running the project

To test your changes to the package locally, you will have to:

• Build the project (pnpm build);
• Create another project/directory on your machine;
• In there, use npm link musiquejs to import the local version of the package;
• Use your modified version! (if you change the code, you will need to repeat step 1, the link however is only a one-time command)
• Don't forget about the linting with npm run lint

Contributing

Contributing is more than encouraged, no matter how!
Opening Pull Requests is great, but opening issues to point out issues already goes a long way!

Good First Issues

Every issue we identify as good first issues will be receive the appropriate tags.

Authors

• Tom Louveau (@bakabruh)
• Nicolas de Garrigues (𝕏 @nicodegarrigues)
• Julien Cousin-Alliot (𝕏 @nispeon)