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redux-midi-fork

v2.0.3

Published

Streamlined Web MIDI I/O for Redux apps

Downloads

16

Readme

redux-midi

travis npm coverage

semantic release js-semistandard-style MIT License

API documentation (up-to-date with master)

This module provides middleware functions, a reducer and a set of action creators wrapping the Web MIDI API for use in Redux apps.

  • The list of MIDI devices is kept up-to-date in the state tree for your own reducers to use; updates are sent via the RECEIVE_DEVICE_LIST action.
  • Dispatch a SEND_MIDI_MESSAGE action with a device ID, MIDI data and optional timestamp, and it will be sent.
  • Dispatch a SET_LISTENING_DEVICES action with the IDs of one or more input devices and you will begin receiving messages from them.
  • Listen for RECEIVE_MIDI_MESSAGE actions to handle incoming MIDI messages.

This repo is a work in progress. Watch this space for updates and in the mean time have a look at the documentation and the source code for a better idea of what's going on.