Complete SoundFlow Javascript Documentation
HI,
I really would need (and can't find) a complete JavaScript API reference in order to freely create scripts.
ATM it's just guesswork (or trial & error) which makes things inefficient.
(If such exists, I'm happy to stand corrected).
I saw that this was requested back in 2019: JavaScript API Reference
My suggestion (just for reference) is to lay it out like GSAP has done with their stuff; https://greensock.com/docs/v3
Or at least a compact list of all variables, methods, classes and their respective properties.
Otherwise a super promising platform. Looking forward diving deep into this.
//Charles
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You can see how to do this by going to bit.ly/sfhelpissue - In reply toCharles_Elmi⬆:Kitch Membery @Kitch2022-11-01 17:38:14.068Z
Hi @Charles_Elmi,
Thanks for reaching out.
You can find complete reference of all Javascript functions here:
https://soundflow.org/docs/api/globalsYou may also find the following two videos helpful. :-)
- In reply toCharles_Elmi⬆:Christian Scheuer @chrscheuer2022-11-01 20:34:36.773Z
Hi Charles,
We completely agree :) In fact, the new website we worked on over the summer and launched in September was the foundation for a lot of the work we're doing behind the scenes on improving the documentation.
For now, this is the best we have:
https://soundflow.org/docs/api/globals
We also recommend learning the platform through making macros, and then using the "Convert to Script" feature.
Christian Scheuer @chrscheuer2022-11-01 20:35:18.138Z
Oops cross posted with Kitch's reply.