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zmoon / PyABC2

ABC music notation tools
MIT License
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Getting started info #41

Closed mccalluc closed 1 year ago

mccalluc commented 1 year ago

Hi! I was working on a tool to suggest concertina fingerings, and to provide tunes as input an ABC parser would be great, and your package looks like the best option in python. I'm just starting, but I think I may want to suggest a new feature at some point... but before we get there I wanted to document the steps a new developer should take, and check with you about the PR process that you'd like to follow.

Feel free to edit, or bounce back to me for changes, or close if it's not the direction you want.

To get myself oriented to the codebase, would it be ok if I tried to address one of the current issues? ...

Would you like to assign me to one of those? Thanks.

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mccalluc commented 1 year ago

Thank you for the feedback! I'm going to mark this as draft, fix all the typos, then move the whole section to a new document, as you suggest.

Sounds cool, what type(s) of concertina?

Anglo, so there are different notes on the push and the pull. There are some other projects out there that already do this in different ways, but seems like a tool with a good command line interface would still be useful:

zmoon commented 1 year ago

I play C/G Anglo a bit, interested to see what you come up with. That PBQP approach is interesting.