A sample web app that lets you use your site as an airhorn.
It demonstrates simple offline usage combined with simple audio looping via web audio.
Whilst you don't need to use the build process, if you want to host this publicly it is recommended that you optimise all the assets for deployment and as such it is recommended that you run the following command in the current working directory:
npm installIf you want to run this app locally, you don't have to build the app, the build process is just there to optimize everything for deployment.
There is a build process that will optimize the images, styles and JS ready for deployment. To run this simple execute the following command from the root directory:
gulpThere are number of ways to run Airhorner. The simplest (if you have Python installed) is to start a simple web server up is to use Python's SimpleHTTPServer. Run the following:
cd app && python -m SimpleHTTPServer 3000This will just load the existing contents of the directory up and it won't support things like live reload and inline optimizations. To run the project with optimizations in place and to support live reload run the following command:
gulp serveCopyright 2015 Google, Inc.
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