@tspro/web-music-score 5.5.0 → 5.5.1

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  # Changelog
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+ ## [5.5.1] - 2026-01-05
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+ ### Deprecated
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+ - Deprecated `@tspro/web-music-score`, use `web-music-score` instead.
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  ## [5.5.0] - 2025-11-19
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  ### Added
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  - Coloring document.
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  # Web Music Score
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- Homepage (docs, examples and demos): [Web Music Score](https://pahkasoft.github.io/web-music-score)
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- ## About
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  This library allows you to view and play music scores (notation) in the browser.
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- I'm not a professional musician. I began learning classical guitar on my own,
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- later taking lessons in classical guitar. I've also studied music theory independently.
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- This is a work in progress project. Lately there has been improvements that required major
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- version update. As the project matures there might be less major updates, and more minor
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- updates and patches.
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- ## Version 5 Update
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- Version 5.0.0 updated audio interface, instrument bundles are no longer dependant of the main lib and can be loaded in browser environment as independent modules.
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- - How to add and use instrument, see sections [Instruments](#instruments)
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- - How to add and use instrument browser version, see sections [Browser Modules](#browser-modules)
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- ## Help Wanted
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- If someone has piano or keyboard and can record samples for me I'd be happy to add a new instrument.
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- About ten mp3 samples between C2 to C6 would be fine (named "E2.mp3", etc).
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- My email can be found on [GitHub](https://github.com/pahkasoft) (visible for signed in users).
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- ## Installation
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- ```sh
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- npm i @tspro/web-music-score
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- ```
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- ## Import
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- ```js
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- // Import core module, it does not contain much.
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- import * as Core from "@tspro/web-music-score/core";
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- // Import audio module, it can play notes.
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- import * as Audio from "@tspro/web-music-score/audio";
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- // Import theory module, it contains all music theory stuff.
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- import * as Theory from "@tspro/web-music-score/theory";
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- // Import score module, it contains music score stuff.
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- import * as Score from "@tspro/web-music-score/score";
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- // Import react-ui module, it contains all react components.
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- // React is peer dependency "^18.0.0 || ^19.0.0".
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- import * as ScoreUI from "@tspro/web-music-score/react-ui";
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- // Import pieces module, it contains demo songs.
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- import * as Pieces from "@tspro/web-music-score/pieces";
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- // You can also use require
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- const Score = require("@tspro/web-music-score/score");
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- ```
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- ## Browser Modules
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- IIFE bundle for browser use is available via `unpkg` and `jsdeliv` cdn's. This bundle
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- declares global name `WebMusicScore` that contains `Core`, `Audio`, `Theory`, `Score`,
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- and `Pieces` as corresponding subpath modules.
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- React module `react-ui` is not included available for browser usage.
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- ```html
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- <!--
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- It is recommended to use exact version number and direct link to the bundle so
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- that if something breaks between versions then your web site does not stop working.
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- -->
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- <script src="https://unpkg.com/@tspro/web-music-score@5.5.0/dist/iife/index.global.js"></script>
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- <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@tspro/web-music-score@5.5.0/dist/iife/index.global.js"></script>
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- Classical guitar now also available for browser module.
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- <script src="https://unpkg.com/@tspro/web-music-score@5.5.0/dist/iife/audio-cg.global.js"></script>
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- <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@tspro/web-music-score@5.5.0/dist/iife/audio-cg.global.js"></script>
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- <script>
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- // The lib is available via global name WebMusicScore.
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- const { Core, Audio, Theory, Score, Pieces } = window.WebMusicScore;
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- // Classical guitar instrument is available via global name Audio_CG.
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- const { ClassicalGuitar } = window.Audio_CG;
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- // Add and use classical guitar instrument.
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- Audio.addInstrument(ClassicalGuitar);
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- </script>
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- ```
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- ## API
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- Following is introduction to the main interface with the help of simple examples.
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- ### Using `DocumentBuilder`
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- ```js
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- let doc = new Score.DocumentBuilder()
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- .addScoreConfiguration({ type: "staff", clef: "G", isOctavewDown: true })
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- .setMeasuresPerRow(4)
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- .addMeasure()
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- .addNote(1, "C3", "4n")
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- .addChord(1, ["C3", "E3", "G3"], "4n").addLabel("chord", "C")
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- .addRest(1, "4n")
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- // etc.
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- .getDEocument();
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- ```
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- **Hint:**
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- ```js
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- .addNote(...)
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- // It is just shortened for simplicity.
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- ```
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- ### Set Score Configuration
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- New score configuration takes place in the first measure of next row.
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- #### Using preset values
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- For staff presets you can use `Score.StaffPreset` enum values (e.g. `Score.StaffPreset.Treble`)
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- ```js
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- .setScoreConfiguration("treble") // Staff with treble G-clef.
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- .setScoreConfiguration("bass") // Staff with bass F-clef.
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- .setScoreConfiguration("grand") // Both treble and bas staves.
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- .setScoreConfiguration("guitarTreble") // Same as `Treble` but one octave down.
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- .setScoreConfiguration("guitarTab") // Guitar tab only.
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- .setScoreConfiguration("guitarCombined") // Treble and tab for guitar.
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- ```
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- #### Using configuration objects
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- ```js
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- .setScoreConfiguration({ type: "staff", clef: "G"}) // Staff with treble G-clef.
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- .setScoreConfiguration({ type: "staff", clef: "F"}) // Staff with bass F-clef.
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- .setScoreConfiguration({
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- clef: "G", // G-clef.
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- isOctaveDown: false, // (optional) octave down.
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- name: "staff1", // (optional) staff name.
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- minNote: "C2", // (optional) min allowed note.
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- maxNote: "C6", // (optional) max allowed note.
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- voiceId: [0, 1], // (optional) only present voices 0 and 1 in this staff.
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- instrument: "Piano" // (optional) consecutive staves/tabs with same name are grouped together.
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- { type: "staff", clef: "G", grandId: "grand1" },
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- { type: "staff", clef: "F", grandId: "grand1" }
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- { type: "staff", clef: "G", isOctaveDown: true },
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- { type: "tab", tuning: "Drop D" }
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- ]) // Staff and tab for guitar, tab with Drop D tuning.
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- tuning: ["E2", "A2", "D3", "G3", "B3", "E4"],
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- voiceId: 4
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- }) // Tab with guitar tuning, present only voiceId 4 in this tab.
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- * `"!Piano"` hides name.
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- ### Set Automatic Measures Per Row
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- ```ts
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- .setMesuresPerRow(4) // Set 4 measures per row
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- .setMesuresPerRow(Infinity) // Turn off auto row change (default)
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- ### Set Header
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- ```js
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- .setHeader("Title", "Composer", "Arranger") // Set title, composer and arranger
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- ### Add Measure
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- ```js
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- .addMeasure() // Add new measure
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- ### End Row
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- ```js
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- .endRow() // Manually induce row change. Next measure that is added will begin new row.
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- ```
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- ### Set Key Signature
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- For scale type you can use `Theory.ScaleType` enum values (e.g. `Theory.ScaleType.Major`)
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- ```js
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- .setKeySignature("C Major") // Create C Major scale.
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- .setKeySignature("D", "Major") // Create D Major scale.
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- .setKeySignature("A", "Natural Minor") // Create A natural minor scale.
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- ```
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- ### Set Time Signature
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- For time signature you can use `Theory.TimeSignatures` enum values (e.g. `Theory.TimeSignatures._2_4`)
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- For optional beam grouping argument for 5/8 and 7/8 time signatures you can use `Theory.BeamGrouping`
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- ```js
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- .setTimeSignature("2/4") // Set 2/4 time signature.
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- .setTimeSignature("3/4") // Set 3/4 time signature.
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- .setTimeSignature("4/4") // Set 4/4 time signature.
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- .setTimeSignature("3/8") // Set 3/8 time signature.
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- .setTimeSignature("5/8", "2-3") // Set 5/8 time signature. Available beam groupings are "2-3" (default) and "3-2".
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- .setTimeSignature("6/8") // Set 6/8 time signature.
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- .setTimeSignature("7/8", "2-2-3") // Set 7/8 time signature. Available beam groupings are "2-2-3" (default) and "3-2-2".
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- .setTimeSignature("9/8") // Set 9/8 time signature.
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- .setTimeSignature(12, 8) // Set 12/8 time signature using number arguments.
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- ```
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- ### Set Tempo
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- ```js
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- .setTempo(100, "4n") // 100 beats per minute, beat length is quarter note.
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- .setTempo(80, "4..") // 100 beats per minute, beat length is double dotted quarter note.
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- ```
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- ### Add Note
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- ```js
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- .addNote(0, "C4", "1n") // Add whole note "C4"
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- .addNote(0, ["C4", "D4", "G4"], "1n") // Add three notes "C4", "D4", "G4" seuqentially (no chord).
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- .addNote(0, "Bb4", "2..") // Add double dotted half note "Bb4"
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- .addNote(0, "C4", "4n", { stem: "up" }) // Stem direction Up (could be also Down)
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- .addNote(0, "C4", "4n", { staccate: true }) // Show staccato dot and play in short
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- .addNote(0, "C4", "4n", { diamond: true }) // Show diamond shaped note head
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- ```
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- ### Add Chord
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- ```js
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- .addChord(1, ["C3", "E3", "G3"], "1n", { arpeggio: "down" }) // Create whole note chord of three notes, played in arpeggio.
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- ### Add Rest
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- ```js
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- .addRest(0, "16n") // Add sixteenth rest
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- .addRest(0, "4.") // Add dotted quarter rest
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- .addRest(0, "4n", { staffPos: "D3" }) // Draw this quarter rest at level of "D3" note.
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- .addRest(0, "4n", { hide: true }) // Invisible rest affects playing
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- ```
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- ```js
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- .addLyrics(1, "4n", ["La", "la", "la", "la"]) // Add multiple lysics texts/syllables, each quarter note length, verse 1.
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- .addLyrics(2, "4n", "La", { align: "left" }) // Left align lyrics text/syllable.
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- .addLyrics(2, "4n", "La", { align: "center" }) // Center align lyrics text/syllable.
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- .addLyrics(2, "4n", "La", { align: "right" }) // Right align lyrics text/syllable.
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- .addLyrics(3, "4n", "La", { hyphen: "-" }) // Add hyphen (short line '-') centered between this and next syllable.
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- .addNavigation("D.S. al Fine") // Add "D.S. al Fine"
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- .addNavigation("D.S. al Coda") // Add "D.S. al Coda"
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- <ScoreUI.PlaybackButtons doc={doc} playStop /> // Play and stop buttons.
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- <ScoreUI.PlaybackButtons doc={doc} playPauseStop /> // Play, pause and Stop buttons.
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- <ScoreUI.PlaybackButtons doc={doc} /> // Default is play, pause and Stop buttons.
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- ```
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- Hint! Bootstrap is used for better visual appearance.
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- - Install bootstrap: `npm install bootstrap`
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- - Import in app entry: `import "bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css";`
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- ### Viewing Using Plain JS/TS
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- <!-- Add canvas -->
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- <canvas id="canvasId"></canvas>
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- <button id="playStopButtonId"></button>
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- // Add playback buttons
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- ### MusicError
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- ```js
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- // Do your music stuff
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- ```
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- ## Compatibility
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- - This library is bundled to ESM, CJS and IIFE formats.
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- - Target is to support ES6/ES2015.
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- - No polyfills are included.
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- While designed for compatibility in mind, the library has not been explicitly tested against specific Node.js or browser versions.
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- ## Report a Bug
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- Found a bug or unexpected behavior? Suggest a feature or impovement?
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+ ## Deprcated!!!
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- [Please open a new issue.](https://github.com/pahkasoft/web-music-score/issues/new/choose)
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+ Package `@tspro/web-music-score` is now deprecated!!!
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- Thanks for helping improve the project!
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+ Package `web-music-score` continues from version 6.0.0 onwards.
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- ## License
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+ Learn more:
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+ - Package: [web-music-score](https://www.npmjs.com/package/web-music-score)
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+ - Website: [web-music-score.org](https://web-music-score.org)
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- This project is licensed under the [MIT License](https://mit-license.org/).
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+ ## Older Documentation
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- It also bundles following libs:
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- - [Tone.js](https://github.com/Tonejs/Tone.js) library,
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- which is licensed under the [MIT License](https://opensource.org/license/mit).
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- - [Color Name to Code](https://github.com/simbo/color-name-to-code) library,
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- which is licensed under the [MIT &copy; Simon Lepel](http://simbo.mit-license.org/).
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+ If you need older documentation, look at [version 5.5.0](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@tspro/web-music-score/v/5.5.0).