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narble

v1.0.1

Published

A way to interact with MPX in ultraspecific ways via browser - now for node

Readme

warble

A tool that ties into MPX. Uses their identity services (logging in via an endpoint), to generate a token. Then does things that are inconvenient to do within the Flash-based MPX interface. For now, the only features are: login interface, memory storage for session, interface for adding an allowedValue to the Show custom field (a property of a custom field).

To use, just download the files in the repo into a folder, then host that folder somewhere (localhost or web server).

If you have PHP installed on your machine you can easily server it on localhost: with the following command:

php -S localhost:

(a common for this would be 8000 or 3000. So you might enter in the command "php -S localhost:8000").

Right now this tool doesn't do much, the idea right now is to make it do the one thing it needs to with a minimum of fuss. Then later features can be added if so desired (because there's a bunch of things we use MPX to do that could be done easier). For instance, there's some Cue Point stuff which might be more useful to do not in MPX.

Sketch going along with this project