monome grid/arc toolkit
Monode makes monome device discovery/interaction trivial and fun. lol wut?
$ npm install monode
$ node
> monode = require('monode')();
// now plug your monome grid in
> monode.grid.led(0, 0, 1);
// now plug your arc in
> monode.arc.led(0, 0, 1); // turn on
> monode.arc.level(0, 1, 8); // set levelmonode emits a 'device' event when a monome device is ready to use.
monodeInit is called for the first time// light grid led on key press
var monodeInit = require('monode');
var monode = monodeInit();
monode.on('device', function(device) {
device.on('key', function(x, y, s) {
device.led(x, y, s);
});
});Connected devices also accessible through the monode.devices object
console.log('Device IDs:', Object.keys(monode.devices));// turn on led at position 0, 4
device.led(0, 4, 1);
// turn off again
device.led(0, 4, 0);// set led level IF the device supports it
device.level(0, 0, 8)// close the server listening for messages from the device
// in most cases, you won't need this as it will happen
// automagically when you exit node.js
device.close()// send arbitrary osc message to serialosc
device.osc.send(device.prefix + '/grid/led/all', 1);// Read-only properties
device.width // integer - for arc, this is the same as size
device.height // integer - for arc this is always 64
device.host // string
device.port // integer
device.id // string ex: "m0000164"
device.type // string ex: "monome arc 2", "monome 64"
device.isArc // bool
device.ready // bool
device.size // integer, arc only, 2 or 4
device.osc // [node-osc Client](https://github.com/TheAlphaNerd/node-osc)
// Assignable properties
device.rotation // integer - grid only - 0, 90, 180, or 270
device.prefix // string - set or get
// Assignable properties update asynchronously.
// An event will be fired when when the update occurs.
// Set rotation by assigning 0, 90, 180, 270
> device.on('rotation', function(value){
> console.log('rotation changed to:', value);
> });
> console.log(device.rotation);
90
> device.rotation = 180; console.log(device.rotation);
90
rotation changed to: 180// arc encoder delta
device.on('enc', function(n, delta){
console.log('Arc turn:', n, delta);
});// grid and arc 2011
device.on('key', function(x, y, s){
if (device.isArc) console.log('Arc push:', x, y);
else console.log('Grid Key:', x, y, s);
});// arc or grid
device.on('tilt', function(n, x, y, z){
console.log('tilt:', n, x, y, z);
});// similar to the monode "disconnect" event
device.on('disconnect', function(device){
console.log('device disconnected:', device);
});// prefix and rotation work the same way
device.on('prefix', function(prefix){
console.log('prefix changed to:', prefix);
});// ready is similar to the monode "device" event
// use the monode "device" event to get devices...
device.on('ready', function(device){
// assert(device.ready);
// assert(device.width);
console.log('device is ready:', device);
});A convenience property -- the most recently added monome grid. Usefull when fooling around in the console.
A convenience property -- the most recently added monome arc.
// triggered once the device has configured itself with width, height, etc
monode.on('device', function(device){
console.log('A device was connected, and is ready to use')
console.log('Port:', device.port);
console.log('Dimentions:', device.width, device.height)
});// not recomended - just use "device" instead
monode.on('connect', function(device){
// port, width, height will still be undefinded
console.log('a device was connected:', device);
device.on('ready', function(){
console.log('Yay, now we can use it!');
});
});monode.on('disconnect', function(device){
console.log('A device was disconnected:', device);
})In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code using Grunt.
127.0.0.1 instead of localhost and 0.0.0.0 for all ports Copyright (c) 2013 Charles Holbrow
Licensed under the MIT license.