<h2>Overview</h2>
ScribeScribe is an innovative tool that allows you to convert music notation into HTML. By transforming a sequence of musical events—such as notes and chords—into visual symbols displayed on a CSS grid, Scribe provides an intuitive way to present music. The recent update to version 0.3 signifies a complete rewrite, refining existing features and laying the groundwork for enhanced functionality. Although it is currently in development with builds available, the testing process has already begun with the introduction of the <code>&#x3C;scribe-music></code> custom element.
This latest version supports a multitude of event types and data formats, ensuring versatility for musicians and developers alike. Whether you’re importing data from a file or setting it directly within your HTML, Scribe offers a user-friendly approach to music notation rendering.
<h2>Features</h2>
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HTML Rendering: Converts music notation into an interactive HTML format using CSS grids, allowing for seamless integration into web projects.
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Custom Element: The <code>&#x3C;scribe-music></code> tag simplifies music notation rendering by allowing users to easily import and manipulate sequence data.
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Multiple Data Formats: Supports various data types including JSON and ABC notation, enabling diverse data sources for music composition.
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Comprehensive Event Types: Handles an array of musical events such as chords, notes, meters, and keys, each with specific attributes for detailed customization.
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Shorthand Parsing: Quick hand authoring is supported through an easy-to-use shorthand format that omits complex JSON syntax.
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Configurable Clefs and Keys: Customize the clef and key signature to suit different musical styles, catering to a wide range of compositions.
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Adaptable Meter Settings: Easily set or override meter configurations to align with your music’s rhythm and structure, enhancing its presentation.
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