@ircam/sc-utils
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Set of simple generic utilities (type check, common math functions, etc.)
Simple generic utilities (type check, common math functions, etc.)
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Convert a linear gain into dB
Alias: linearToDecibel
val number Value to convertimport { atodb } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
atodb(0);
// > 1
Returns number
Create a counter function.
from number Start of the counter, included (optional, default 0)to number End of the counter, included (optional, default Nmuber.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER)step number Increment / decrement step, if 0 returns from forever (optional, default 1)Returns Function import { counter } from '@ircam/sc-utils'; const myCounter = counter(0.1, 0.3, 0.1); counter(); // 0.1 counter(); // 0.2 counter(); // 0.3 counter(); // 0.1 // ...
Convert a dB into linear gain
Alias: decibelToLinear
val number Value to convertimport { dbtoa } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
dbtoa(0);
// > 1
Returns number
Convert a dB into linear gain (i.e. gain)
Alias: dbtoa
val number Value to convertimport { decibelToLinear } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
decibelToLinear(0);
// > 1
Returns number
Convert a dB into power gain
val number Value to convertimport { decibelToPower } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
decibelToPower(0);
// > 1
Returns number
Wait for a given number of milliseconds.
See also sleep
ms Number Number of milliseconds to waitimport { delay } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
// wait for 1 second
await delay(1000);
Returns Promise
Create an exponential scale function.
inputStart number Start value of input rangeinputEnd number End value of input rangeoutputStart number Start value of output rangeoutputEnd number End value of output rangebase number Base value for exponential scaling, default to 2 (optional, default 2)clip boolean Clip output to output range, default to false (optional, default false)const { exponentialScale } = utils;
const midiToFreq = exponentialScale(69, 81, 440, 880);
midiToFreq(57);
// > 220
Convert a frequency in Hz to a MIDI note
freq number Frequency to convertimport { ftom } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
const freq = ftom(440);
// > 69
Returns number
Provide a unified clock in seconds accross platforms, with an origin defined by the start of the process.
import { getTime } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
setInterval(() => {
const now = getTime();
// ...
}, 1000);
Convert a frequency in Hertz to a normalised one in [0, 1].
Normalised frequency of 1 is half the sample-rate (Nyquist frequency).
frequencyHertz number Frequency in Hertz to convert
sampleRate number Twice the Nyquist frequency (optional, default {})
sampleRate.sampleRate (optional, default 2)import { hertzToNormalised } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
hertzToNormalised(12000, {sampleRate: 48000});
// > 0.5
Returns number
Create a iterator of incrementing ids
DEPRECATED Use the more generic and user friendly counter instead.
import { idGenerator } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
const generator = idGenerator();
const id = generator.next().value
Returns Iterator
Check if the platform is a browser or a node process
import { isBrowser } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
isBrowser();
// > true|false
Returns boolean
Check if the value is a function
val any Value to checkimport { isFunction } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
isFunction(() => {});
// > true
Returns boolean
Check if the value is a number, including Infinity. If you want to excluse Infinity, check the native Number.isFinite function
val any Value to checkimport { isNumber } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
isNumber(42);
// > true
Returns boolean
Check if the value is a Plain Old Javascript Object (POJO)
val any Value to checkimport { isPlainObject } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
isPlainObject({ a: 1 });
// > true
Returns boolean
Check if the value is a sequence (Array or TypedArray) of finite numbers
val any Value to checkimport { isSequence } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
isSequence([1, 2, 3]);
// > true
Returns boolean
Check if the value is a string
val any Value to checkimport { isString } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
isString('test');
// > true
Returns boolean
Check if the device supports touch events
import { isTouchDevice } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
isTouchDevice();
// > true|false
Returns boolean
Check if the value is a TypedArray
val any Value to checkimport { isTypedArray } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
isTypedArray(new Float32Array([1, 2, 3]));
// > true
Returns boolean
Check if the value is a valid URL
url val any Value to checkimport { isURL } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
isURL('http://sub.my-site.org/abcd?test=123');
// > true
Returns boolean
Create a linear scale function.
inputStart number Start value of input rangeinputEnd number End value of input rangeoutputStart number Start value of output rangeoutputEnd number End value of output rangeclip boolean Clip output to output range, default to false (optional, default false)import { scale } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
const myScale = scale(0, 1, 50, 100);
myScale(0.5);
// > 75
Returns Function
Convert a linear gain into dB
Alias: atodb
val number Value to convertimport { decibelToPower } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
decibelToPower(0);
// > 1
Returns number
Create a logarithmic scale function.
inputStart number Start value of input rangeinputEnd number End value of input rangeoutputStart number Start value of output rangeoutputEnd number End value of output rangebase number Base value for logarithmic scaling, default to 2 (optional, default 2)clip boolean Clip output to output range, default to false (optional, default false)const { logarithmicScale } = utils;
const freqToMidi = logarithmicScale(440, 880, 69, 81);
freqToMidi(220);
// > 57
Convert a MIDI note to frequency
midiNote number MIDI Note to convertimport { mtof } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
const freq = mtof(69);
// > 440
Returns number
Convert a normalised frequency, in [0, 1], to a frequency in Hertz.
Normalised frequency of 1 is half the sample-rate (Nyquist frequency).
frequencyNormalised number Normalised frequency to convert
sampleRate number Twice the Nyquist frequency (optional, default {})
sampleRate.sampleRate (optional, default 2)import { normalisedToHertz } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
normalisedToHertz(0.5, {sampleRate: 48000});
// > 12000
Returns number
Create a scale function that returns a linearly interpolated value from the given transfert table according to the given normalized position.
import { normalizedToTableScale } from '@ircam/sc-utils'
const scale = normalizedToTableScale([1, 2, 4])
scale(0); // 1
scale(0.25); // 1.5
scale(0.5); // 2
scale(0.75); // 3
scale(1); // 4
Returns function
Convert a linear gain into dB
val number Value to convertimport { decibelToPower } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
decibelToPower(0);
// > 1
Returns number
Wait for a given number of seconds.
See also delay
sec Number Number of seconds to waitimport { sleep } from '@ircam/sc-utils';
// wait for 1 second
await sleep(1);
Returns Promise
Create a scale function that returns a normalized position in the transfert table according to the given value.
import { tableToNormalized } from '@ircam/sc-utils'
const scale = tableToNormalized([1, 2, 4])
scale(1); // 0
scale(1.5); // 0.25
scale(2); // 0.5
scale(3); // 0.75
scale(4); // 1
Returns function
FAQs
Set of simple generic utilities (type check, common math functions, etc.)
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