Issues integrating the compiledJS into html.

[qlambert-pro]

Hi, first I want to specify that I am very new to both pure data and of course WebPd.

I am trying to interact with a simple patch I have written from an static html page, but it seems like I am misunderstanding how to do that. Here are the steps I followed:

• I saved my pd patch
• I compiled it to js using webpd
• I imported the script to my html page using <script type="text/javascript" src="bin/test.js"></script>
• I created a button for all inletCaller function in test.js on the assumption that one of them would represent one of the bangs in my patch that triggers a sound.
• Each button calls inletCaller_n_* (msg_bang() onclick

I would expect one of them to produce a sound but nothing happens.

Can you explain what I am missing?

[sebpiq]

Hello @qlambert-pro !

Have you tried to compile by specifying appTemplate as output ? This compiles your patch and generates a fully working html page with instructions on how to implement interaction with your patch in the code.

The command goes like this : webpd -i yourPatch.pd -o someFolder -f appTemplate

If you still fail to get sound playing, please send me the patch, tell me what you intend to do and I'll have a look ! The library is still alpha, it is possible that there would be a bug !

[qlambert-pro]

I managed to play sounds!

I don't understand how the fetch call works though. I am trying to use puredata as a sound system for a small video game published on gitlab pages and I am concerned that it won't be supported there. I will try it tomorrow and see if it works.

[sebpiq]

@qlambert-pro fetch is standard browser API, so it will work, no problem. You just need to publish all the files (html, wasm and js) at the right place, or modify the url that is passed to the fetch accordingly ;)

[qlambert-pro]

You were right, it worked! Thank you very much for your help!

[sebpiq]

Glad it worked! Don't hesitate if you have any question! And don't hesitate to share your work once it's done.