tonus 0.6.1 → 0.7.0

package/dist/engines/score/emitters/atramentum.d.ts

@@ -34,14 +34,14 @@ export declare const STROKE: {
 };
 /** The type scale, and it is THE PAGE'S: a modular scale on 15px stepped by
  *  the Pythagorean minor third, 32:27 — the same six `--micro` … `--display-size`
- *  that ../../../../docs/styles.css declares. So a wheel's label and a table's
+ *  that the site's stylesheet declares. So a wheel's label and a table's
  *  label at the same step are the same size.
  *
  *  It was 9/11/13.5/17/21/26, derived from what the diagrams happened to use.
  *  That was honest when the page had no scale of its own; once the page took
  *  one, the two agreed on `title` alone and every drawn label sat 1.5–2px under
- *  the prose around it. ../../../../scripts/vendor-ink.mjs asserts the pairing
- *  now, so this cannot drift again silently.
+ *  the prose around it. The site's vendor step asserts the pairing now, so this
+ *  cannot drift again silently.
  *
  *  Nothing inside tonus reads STEP — the site's diagrams are its only consumer
  *  — so moving it changes no emitted SVG for a package consumer. */
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ export declare const HOUSE_SERIF = "Junicode, 'Crimson Pro', Georgia, serif";
 export declare const HOUSE_MONO = "'IBM Plex Mono', ui-monospace, Menlo, monospace";
 /** The fourth stack, and NOT a fourth face: neither text face carries the
  *  planetary or musical signs (see fonts/README.md), so a figure that draws one
- *  falls back to the system. Mirrors `--symbol` in ../../../../docs/styles.css
+ *  falls back to the system. Mirrors `--symbol` in the site's stylesheet
  *  — the same sharing-by-numbers seam as HOUSE_SERIF and HOUSE_MONO, and it was duplicated
  *  inline in mutatio.js as a local SIGN_FACE before this existed. */
 export declare const HOUSE_SYMBOL: string;
@@ -79,9 +79,9 @@ export declare const HOUSE_SYMBOL: string;
  *  of digits must line up; that is the setting that does work.
  *
  *  Nothing in the library's own emitters uses this yet. It lives here because
- *  this file is the ONE definition of the ink system and the site vendors it
- *  (../../../../scripts/vendor-ink.mjs) — a second copy in the site would be
- *  the drift this module exists to prevent. */
+ *  this file is the ONE definition of the ink system and the site vendors it —
+ *  a second copy in the site would be the drift this module exists to
+ *  prevent. */
 export declare const FIGURES: {
     readonly family: "Junicode, 'Crimson Pro', Georgia, serif";
     readonly features: "";

package/dist/engines/score/emitters/atramentum.js

@@ -24,9 +24,8 @@
 // draw.
 //
 // ─── HOW THIS MEETS THE PAGE ───────────────────────────────────────────────
-// The documentation site keeps a system of its own, stated at the top of
-// ../../../../docs/styles.css. The two are separate and they AGREE BY SHARING
-// NUMBERS,
+// The site (orreliquum-next) keeps a system of its own, stated at the top of
+// its stylesheet. The two are separate and they AGREE BY SHARING NUMBERS,
 // not by one importing the other:
 //
 //   STEP        mirrors the six CSS type steps  (--micro … --display-size)
@@ -92,14 +91,14 @@ export const STROKE = {
 };
 /** The type scale, and it is THE PAGE'S: a modular scale on 15px stepped by
  *  the Pythagorean minor third, 32:27 — the same six `--micro` … `--display-size`
- *  that ../../../../docs/styles.css declares. So a wheel's label and a table's
+ *  that the site's stylesheet declares. So a wheel's label and a table's
  *  label at the same step are the same size.
  *
  *  It was 9/11/13.5/17/21/26, derived from what the diagrams happened to use.
  *  That was honest when the page had no scale of its own; once the page took
  *  one, the two agreed on `title` alone and every drawn label sat 1.5–2px under
- *  the prose around it. ../../../../scripts/vendor-ink.mjs asserts the pairing
- *  now, so this cannot drift again silently.
+ *  the prose around it. The site's vendor step asserts the pairing now, so this
+ *  cannot drift again silently.
  *
  *  Nothing inside tonus reads STEP — the site's diagrams are its only consumer
  *  — so moving it changes no emitted SVG for a package consumer. */
@@ -128,7 +127,7 @@ export const HOUSE_SERIF = "Junicode, 'Crimson Pro', Georgia, serif";
 export const HOUSE_MONO = "'IBM Plex Mono', ui-monospace, Menlo, monospace";
 /** The fourth stack, and NOT a fourth face: neither text face carries the
  *  planetary or musical signs (see fonts/README.md), so a figure that draws one
- *  falls back to the system. Mirrors `--symbol` in ../../../../docs/styles.css
+ *  falls back to the system. Mirrors `--symbol` in the site's stylesheet
  *  — the same sharing-by-numbers seam as HOUSE_SERIF and HOUSE_MONO, and it was duplicated
  *  inline in mutatio.js as a local SIGN_FACE before this existed. */
 export const HOUSE_SYMBOL = "'Apple Symbols', 'Segoe UI Symbol', "
@@ -145,9 +144,9 @@ export const HOUSE_SYMBOL = "'Apple Symbols', 'Segoe UI Symbol', "
  *  of digits must line up; that is the setting that does work.
  *
  *  Nothing in the library's own emitters uses this yet. It lives here because
- *  this file is the ONE definition of the ink system and the site vendors it
- *  (../../../../scripts/vendor-ink.mjs) — a second copy in the site would be
- *  the drift this module exists to prevent. */
+ *  this file is the ONE definition of the ink system and the site vendors it —
+ *  a second copy in the site would be the drift this module exists to
+ *  prevent. */
 export const FIGURES = {
     family: HOUSE_SERIF,
     features: "",

package/dist/engines/temper/data/guido.js

@@ -2,7 +2,13 @@
 // begin at the thumb tip, come down the thumb, cross the finger BASES
 // index→little, climb the little finger, return across the finger TIPS
 // little→index, descend the index, then spiral inward; ee (76) floats above the
-// middle fingertip (region "super"). The two b/♮ pairs (58/59, 70/71) share a
+// middle fingertip (region "super"). THE INWARD TURN IS ONE TURN: after g on
+// the index the line runs in to aa, out to bb/♮♮ on the ring, then UP that
+// finger to cc before crossing to the middle for dd and ee. Reading it with
+// cc on the middle and dd on the ring makes the line cross three times where
+// the hand turns once. The figure that DRAWS the turn lives in the site
+// (orreliquum-next), and its LOCUS table must agree with the fingers named
+// here; the test that holds the two together lives there beside it. The two b/♮ pairs (58/59, 70/71) share a
 // locus by design — one joint, two readings (fa in molle, mi in durum), the
 // tradition, not a duplication to fix. They are one distinction, named for the
 // two shapes of the letter: b rotundum (the round b) against b quadratum (the
@@ -31,8 +37,8 @@ export const GUIDONIAN_DATA = new Map([
     [69, { hand: { finger: "middle", region: "mid" }, name: ["aa", "Alamire"], variants: [{ hexachord: "durum", solmization: "RE" }, { hexachord: "naturale", solmization: "LA" }, { hexachord: "molle", solmization: "MI" }] }],
     [70, { hand: { finger: "ring", region: "mid" }, name: ["bb", "Befa"], variants: [{ hexachord: "molle", solmization: "FA" }] }],
     [71, { hand: { finger: "ring", region: "mid" }, name: ["♮♮", "Bemi"], variants: [{ hexachord: "durum", solmization: "MI" }] }],
-    [72, { hand: { finger: "middle", region: "top" }, name: ["cc", "Cesolfa"], variants: [{ hexachord: "durum", solmization: "FA" }, { hexachord: "naturale", solmization: "UT" }, { hexachord: "molle", solmization: "SOL" }] }],
-    [74, { hand: { finger: "ring", region: "top" }, name: ["dd", "Delasol"], variants: [{ hexachord: "durum", solmization: "SOL" }, { hexachord: "naturale", solmization: "RE" }, { hexachord: "molle", solmization: "LA" }] }],
+    [72, { hand: { finger: "ring", region: "top" }, name: ["cc", "Cesolfa"], variants: [{ hexachord: "durum", solmization: "FA" }, { hexachord: "naturale", solmization: "UT" }, { hexachord: "molle", solmization: "SOL" }] }],
+    [74, { hand: { finger: "middle", region: "top" }, name: ["dd", "Delasol"], variants: [{ hexachord: "durum", solmization: "SOL" }, { hexachord: "naturale", solmization: "RE" }, { hexachord: "molle", solmization: "LA" }] }],
     [76, { hand: { finger: "middle", region: "super" }, name: ["ee", "Ela"], variants: [{ hexachord: "durum", solmization: "LA" }, { hexachord: "naturale", solmization: "MI" }] }],
 ]);
 //# sourceMappingURL=guido.js.map

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "tonus",
-  "version": "0.6.1",
+  "version": "0.7.0",
   "type": "module",
   "description": "Medieval music analysis and performance: GABC plainchant exports, liturgical calendar, tuning systems, ephemeris, and the harmony of the spheres",
   "author": "Jeffrey Pierce <jeffrey@jeffreypierce.net>",
@@ -50,10 +50,6 @@
     "clean": "rm -rf dist",
     "test": "npm run build && node --test --test-reporter=spec tests/*.test.mjs",
     "prepublishOnly": "npm run clean && npm run build",
-    "check:links": "node scripts/check-doc-links.mjs",
-    "site": "npm run build && node scripts/vendor-ink.mjs && rm -rf docs/dist && cp -R dist docs/dist",
-    "serve": "npm run site && node scripts/serve.mjs",
-    "diagrams": "npm run site && node scripts/diagram-lab.mjs",
     "lab": "npm run build && node scripts/render-lab.mjs",
     "stress": "npm run build && node scripts/render-stress.mjs",
     "glyphs": "node scripts/extract-smufl-glyphs.mjs"