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play-live-server
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A set of simple servers that enable realtime distributed music & audio performance application development.
This module aims to provision servers that actualize useful patterns of musical collaboration for geographically distributed performers.
$npm install play-live-server
Import Play Live Server into your app’s startup script (eg. src/app.js
):
const PlayLiveServer = require(‘play-live-server’)
appPath
& type
parametersconst path = require('path')
PlayLiveServer({appPath: path.join(__dirname, '/static'), type: 'p2p'})
appPath
: Provides the directory path of your app's index to the server route handler. It should be the directory where your bundle is injected into your index file (eg. static/index.html).type
: Select the server type.'broadcast'
, 'p2p'
This module is not ready for prime-time yet, and is currently under active developement. The only reason it was published was to secure the registry name. Still, great things to come! 🙌
FAQs
Simple servers which enable distributed musical performance
We found that play-live-server 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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