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Changing JS Compiler Options/ Library Options ES6

By Julie McLaughlin @Julie_McLaughlin
    2023-06-26 21:40:28.109Z

    Hey! How do you change the JS compiler options and library options in SoundFlow? Are standards past ES6 supported? If not is there a plan to support them in the future?

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    1. Kitch Membery @Kitch2023-06-26 21:48:28.215Z

      Hi @Julie_McLaughlin

      As far as I'm aware, JS compiler options and library options are configured internally for SoundFlow and are not configurable by SoundFlow users.

      If you'd like to see an update past ES6 be sure to reach out in the Ideas section of the SoundFlow User Forum that way your request/suggestion can be logged and considered for future updates to SoundFlow.

      Thanks in advance.

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      1. Kitch Membery @Kitch2023-06-26 21:54:04.061Z

        @Julie_McLaughlin

        I see that this was your first post on the forum. Out of interest is there something specific you'd like to achieve within the realms of SoundFlow workflows that you feel would require a different JS Compiler or additional libraries?

        If so maybe we can lead you in the right direction towards achieving those workflows. :-)

        1. JJulie McLaughlin @Julie_McLaughlin
            2023-06-26 23:31:57.719Z

            Hi Kitch! Okay I'll keep the ideas section in mind then. Thank you for the update!

            This was a more general question of what's possible in SoundFlow. Just today I was having a strange error when declaring a class. So that got me thinking about what Standard SoundFlow is using.

            I was also interested to see if outside APIs and libraries can be integrated with SoundFlow. Specifically I'd like to integrate the ProTools SDK with SoundFlow.

            1. Kitch Membery @Kitch2023-06-26 23:50:12.068Z

              Ahh, I see, thanks for the reply, @Julie_McLaughlin.

              Unfortunately, classes can't be declared in SoundFlow. however, you should be able to access the Pro Tools API properties and methods in the editor under sf.app.proTools.

              Note: not all the Pro Tools API methods are available here, only the ones we've tested internally have been added to SoundFlow.

              Regarding other libraries, feel free to request them in the ideas section of the forum and provide some context as to why you would like them added so we can consider them for future updates.

              Rock on!

              1. JJulie McLaughlin @Julie_McLaughlin
                  2023-06-27 00:39:34.635Z

                  Ah I see. It's really awesome to hear you have that library integrated! I'm excited to check it out. Thank you for all your help!

                  1. Kitch Membery @Kitch2023-06-27 01:16:01.461Z

                    You're welcome. :-)