Possible demo?

[mxmilkiib]

Maybe it could be possible to set up some form of demo somewhere?

[regorxxx]

What do you mean with demo?

There is a tutorial right on the readme at github. If that's not enough, what would you expect to be on that demo?

[mxmilkiib]

Just a basic web page featuring the end result.

I ended up going with this project (which has a demo), and, for a quick result, I stuck it on static site host Vercel (similar to Netlify).

[regorxxx]

Oh I see, well this was just the library, the final usage was left up to the devs.

I use in on foobar and that's somewhat a demo of its usage to create playlists.

Your demo looks great, so if you agree, I can link to it on the repository.

[mxmilkiib]

Ah, I'm not a coder, and I gave up concerted front-end development a decade ago after I realised I was horrible at it, so that Vercel wheel page I put together is just a dumb clone + edit of the project it's forked from!

I guess your .js could be more worthy, to provide additional information and context, but I didn't have the time/energy to do the simple action of creating a web page and fitting this project into it.

While the demo I modified uses a build system (the original has an online demo, but it's not fit for purpose), Vercel (and Netlify) run server-side builds everytime there's a git commit, so all I had to do (after building locally, editing the harmonic note loopup .json, hacking the style, etc., and pushing) was do GitHub account login to Vercel, auth access to the project, and complete a form that asked what build system/command to use, what directory (dist/) the static site would end up in in the build environment, and what subdomain to use. (Such is, AFAIU, the super basic gist of the JAMStack style of static site creation!)

Maybe I'll eventually circle back around to improving this, and go with your project - it does look more adaptable - but I was looking for a quick fire solution to help a DJ friend plus scratch a personal itch (having searched for online harmonic mixing circles that didn't require any work a few times before but not finding one). The last thing I did was make it a super basic PWA so it can be accessed offline (in case there's no signal in a venue). I've not though even got around to putting any wording back onto it which would be wise.

Thanks for getting back to me here! I apprecieate it. The other aspect of my asking here was for this project itself, as in that it would function as an advert of sorts, aside from the worth to random DJ users surfing about the web looking for a working tool.