mikehadlow / Gtr Cof
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Interactive music theory dashboard for guitarists. http://guitardashboard.com/
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Guitar Dashboard
An interactive music theory dashboard for guitarists. http://guitardashboard.com/
The aim is to provide a graphical representation of music theory elements (scales, modes, chords etc) mapped to a guitar fretboard.
Developing with VS Code
Guitar Dashboard is written in Typescript using VS Code. Make all code changes in the src/*.ts files. Compilation outputs to the docs folder, do not edit the *.js or *.js.map files in this directory. They are included in the source repository because the website is hosted in GitHub pages which does not support Typescript compilation.
- Clone or fork-and-clone this repository.
- File -> Open folder at the root directory of the cloned repository.
- To develop locally using lite-server:
- npm install
- npm start
- Browse to http://localhost:10001/
- Edit the src/*.ts, index.html and gtr-cof.css files.
- Commit, push to GitHub and create a pull request :)
Developing without VS Code
First, make sure you have TypeScript installed. If not, npm install -g typescript
will do the trick.
- Clone the repo and go into it
- Run
npm install
- Open a shell and run
tsc --watch
so that the sources are always rebuilt automatically on source changes - Open another shell and run
npm start
in it so that results will be visible in a browser - Browse to http://localhost:10001/
- Edit the src/*.ts, index.html and gtr-cof.css files.
- Commit, push to GitHub and create a pull request :)
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