Hey, I saw a link to this project earlier today in the Pure Data mailing lists, and it's really exciting! I've been thinking about building a web-based patching environment for Supercollider for a while now, but I had not heard about Noflo/Flowhub.
I'm pretty inexperienced with node and actually did not know the "npm install" step for downloading the dependencies in package.json. It's a bit of a no-brainer, but I figured it might be worth throwing in the readme.
Also, "npm install" was freezing for me while it was downloading websocket, I'm not sure what's going on there but I read here that globally installing node-gyp first can help.
jonnor
commented
9 years ago
Hey, I saw a link to this project earlier today in the Pure Data mailing lists, and it's really exciting! I've been thinking about building a web-based patching environment for Supercollider for a while now, but I had not heard about Noflo/Flowhub.
I'm pretty inexperienced with node and actually did not know the "npm install" step for downloading the dependencies in package.json. It's a bit of a no-brainer, but I figured it might be worth throwing in the readme.
Also, "npm install" was freezing for me while it was downloading websocket, I'm not sure what's going on there but I read here that globally installing node-gyp first can help.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/websocket#installation