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WebBluetooth client for the Jamstik+
npm install --save jamstik
import Jamstik from 'jamstik';
const jamstik = new Jamstik();
await jamstik.connect();
jamstik.midi.subscribe(sample => {
console.log('sample', sample);
});
A sample consists of:
{
header: number,
timestamp: number,
status: number,
note: number,
velocity: number
};
For security reasons, WebBLE must be started from user interaction. Add a connect button that would start the BLE connection. See ./examples/basic/index.js
npm install
npm start
MIT
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WebBluetooth client for the Jamstik+
We found that jamstik demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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