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coda.js : live-coding the moving body

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coda.js

coda.js is a Javascript library and live-coding environment for designing movement-based interactions in the browser.

coda.js integrates a number of modules for movement sensing (with wrappers for common devices such as the Myo Armband or the Leap Motion), movement signal processing (from low-level analysis blocks and filters to more advanced representations such as the wavelet transform), mapping tools (from direct mapping to machine learning-based recognition and regression), as well as some sound synthesis and effect engines.

Features

  • Fully Reactive coda.js relies on the most.js reactive programming library, allowing for easy asynchronous data stream processing.
  • Compact Syntax coda.js was designed with a compact syntax allowing for extremely rapid prototyping of movement-based interactions. Multiple Devices coda.js integrates binding to several commercial sensing devices such as the Myo armband or the Leap Motion, and easily communicates with Cycling'74 Max 8
  • Low-level Signal Processing
  • Movement Data Visualisation
  • Interactive Machine Learning
  • Sound Synthesis

Getting Started with the Live-Coding environment

Just get to https://playcoda.netlify.app and start playing!

Installing and integrating coda.js

Browser

Just grab the full library and start playing:

<script src="https://codajs.netlify.app/coda.js"></script>
Node.js

[TODO]

Why coda.js ?

The coda.js library emerged in the context of the CO/DA research project at LIMSI-CNRS, that focuses on live-coding as a practice for improvisation in interactive dance. The project aims develop a set of tools for prototyping movement-based interactions on the fly, while a dancer is improvising.

Credits

CO/DA has been developed at LIMSI-CNRS by Jules Françoise, and is released under the MIT Licence. The CO/DA project is funded by Réseau Francilien en Sciences Informatiques (DIM RFSI) of the French Ile-de-France region (2018).

Contributors:

  • Jules Françoise
  • Lucie Van Nieuwenhuyze

Coda would not exist without the tremendous work of other open-source contributors. In particular, coda heavily relies on several open-source libraries:

  • Most: Monadic Event Stream
  • Vue: The Progressive JavaScript Framework
  • Waves-LFO: Ircam's Low Frequency Operators
  • Tonal: A functional music theory library for Javascript
  • complex-js: JavaScript Complex Math
  • myo.js: Myo javascript bindings
  • Codemirror: a versatile text editor implemented in JavaScript for the browser

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