This is an example of implementing a graphical user interface for audio plugin with web technology stack.
To introduce a method for creating the GUI of audio plugins using web technologies by combining JUCE and CHOC. This approach enables flexible and effective GUI prototyping, incorporating multiple technological elements.
In this repository, you can build two audio plugins named WebGain and DenoGain.
It seamlessly integrate a single HTML file as C++ binary data into projects. The controller utilizes the input elements of HTML, p5.js is used for background rendering, CSS animations are used for animations of HTML elements, and the graphical user interface (GUI) is constructed.
It utilizes a technology stack commonly used in web frontend development, including Vite, Deno, Svelte, and TypeScript. It ensures the ability to render web resources generated by the build system for distribution and retrieve web resources from a development server. In this program, the provision of web resources involves implementing a simple web server-like function using the CHOC API, and the resources are streamed to the WebView based on Fetch calls from the WebView.
In general, having a setup that allows building JUCE should be sufficient. If possible, it's reassuring to verify whether the JUCE DemoRunner can be successfully built.
- Visual Studio: 2022 (Windows)
- Xcode: 14.2 or later (macOS)
- Clnag: 14 or later (Linux)
- Ninja-build: 1.11 or later (Linux)
- CMake: 3.25 or later
- Git: 2.3 or later
Windows:
.\Scritps\build_windows_msvc2022.batmacOS:
./Scritps/build_macos_xcode.shLinux:
./Scritps/build_linux_ninja.shIf you are using this project to create and distribute software, please ensure compliance with the licenses of the following software libraries: