expand expressions for repeating notes into flat positions
Built for and used in dilla and bap, by Adam Renklint
$ npm install --save dilla-expressions
var expr = require('dilla-expressions');
var notes = [
['*.even.01']
];
var expanded = expr(notes, {
'barsPerLoop': 2,
'beatsPerBar': 4
});
expect(expanded.length).to.equal(4);
expect(expanded[0][0]).to.equal('1.2.01');
expect(expanded[1][0]).to.equal('1.4.01');
expect(expanded[2][0]).to.equal('2.2.01');
expect(expanded[3][0]).to.equal('2.4.01');
> "*.*.32"
= "1.1.32", "1.2.32", "1.3.32", "1.4.32", "2.1.32", "2.2.32", "2.3.32", "2.4.32"
> "1.even.01"
= "1.2.01", "1.4.01"
> "1.odd.01"
= "1.1.01", "1.1.01"
> "1.%3.%30"
= "1.1.01", "1.1.31", "1.1.61", "1.1.91", "1.4.01", "1.4.31", "1.4.61", "1.4.91"
> "1.1.5%20"
= "1.1.05", "1.1.25", "1.1.45", "1.1.65", "1.1.85"
> "1.>2.01"
= "1.3.01", "1.4.01"
> "1.<4.01"
= "1.1.01", "1.2.01", "1.3.01"
It is possible to extend dilla-expressions with your own expression expander.
The position is split into three fragments. An expander function will be called for each fragment of the position expression that is not a simple number or already expanded by a previous expander, i.e. wildcard, modulus, etc...
Start and end represent the start and endpoints for the current fragment, and would most times be the same as barsPerLoop, but could be another value if the fragment is combined with the greater than or less than operators.
var expanded = expr([
['foo.bar.baz']
], {
'barsPerLoop': 2,
'beatsPerBar': 4,
'expander': function (fragment, start, end) {
if (fragment === 'foo') { return [1, 2]; }
else if (fragment === 'bar') { return [end/2]; }
else if (fragment === 'baz') { return [15]; }
}
});
expect(expanded.length).to.equal(2);
expect(expanded[0][0]).to.equal('1.2.15');
expect(expanded[1][0]).to.equal('2.2.15');
make test
make coverage
make publish
- 1.0.0
- Initial release with wildcard (
*
),even
andodd
expression operators
- Initial release with wildcard (
- 1.0.1
- CHANGED: events are now called notes dilla/8
- 1.1.0
- 1.1.2
- FIXED:
1.2%1.01
expression would incorrectly match1.1.01
- FIXED:
- 1.2.0
- NEW: greater than and less than operators
- 2.0.0
- NEW: completely refactored to improve performance
- Single expression: 23ms to 1ms (23x)
- Repeated single expression: 77ms to 1ms (77x)
- Large expression: 4,659ms to 3ms (1,553x)
- CHANGED: Removed
expr.addMatcher
in favor ofoptions.expander
fn for custom expander logic
- NEW: completely refactored to improve performance
- 2.1.0
- CHANGED: use meemo for memoization with less allocation and memory churn
- 2.1.1
- CHANGED: Use meemo 1.1
- 2.1.2
- CHANGED: Use meemoi 1.1.1, fixes issue with referencing window
- 2.1.3
- CHANGED: Use meemoi 1.1.2, fixes issue with deoptimized memoization handler
MIT © Adam Renklint