ROMA - Route OSC Messages Asynchronously
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Introduction.
Roma is basically an osc router. It takes an osc path as source and distributes it over different targets. ...
Installation
$ npm install roma
Usage
var Roma = require('./lib/roma');
var roma = new Roma(devices,routes);
Device data format:
[{device1},{device2},{...}]
device1: {
id:'live-device1',
mirrors:['mirrorDeviceId1'], //optional. Must be an array of strings even if is only one mirror. When used redirects all incoming messages
fromPort: 9001, //optional
toPort: 9000, //optional
host: 'localhost'
}
Route data format:
Simple routing:
{
source:"/path/to/route",
targets:[{
deviceId: 'live-device1', // this device must be in the device list.
path: '/live/play/clip' //new path
,routeArgs:true
,typetag: 'ii' // type of the new params.must be in the same order as params
,params: [2,8]
}
]
}
Param Reorder:
{
source:"/path/to/route",
targets:[{
deviceId: 'live-device1', // this device must be in the device list.
path: '/live/play/clip' //new path
,routeArgs:true
,typetag: 'ii' // type of the new params.must be in the same order as params
,params: [2,"#arg0"] // new params, #argX string correspond to the original X param
}
]
}
Param process:
{
source:"/source/path",
targets:[{
deviceId: 'dummy-device1' // this device must be in the device list.
,path: '/new/path' //new path
,typetag: 'ii' // type of the new params.must be in the same order as params
,params: [1,{ //param processor needs an object.
input:0 // index of source param
,func:'add' //function to apply. "add","multiply" or "convert".
,funcParams:{value:-1} //"add" and "multiply"
,funcParams:{sourceMax:10,targetMax:300} //"convert"
,typetag:'i'
}]
,routeArgs:true
}]
}
Trigger by param
{
source:"/path/to/route",
targets:[{
deviceId: 'target-id'
,trigger: true //Enables trigger
,triggerIndex: 0 //Index of the param
,triggerValue: 1 //Trigger value
,path: '/new/path'
,typetag: ''
,params: []
}]
}
WebAPI
Devices
- GET "/devices": List of devices + info.
- GET "/devices/:id": Device info.
- POST "/devices/:id": Updates device. Requires JSON object body.
- POST "/devices": Adds a device. Requires JSON object body with the same data format as the config.
- DEL "/devices/:id": Deletes a device.
Routes
- GET "/routes": List of routes + info.
Examples:
-
Devices: demo-devices.js
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Routes: demo-routes.js
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Ready to run router: $ node demo