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RawJavascript-usage-example

An example how to use OpenSheetMusicDisplay with plain JS/HTML. http://opensheetmusicdisplay.org

Usage

  • Clone or download this repository

  • Download an OSMD build (opensheetmusicdisplay.min.js) from our Github Releases

    • put it in the same folder (where the index.html already is).
    • note that some OSMD Builds < 0.8.2 had problems with FileReader, so please use 0.8.2 or later.
  • Open index.html with your browser of choice (we mostly use and support Chrome and Firefox)

    • Select a sample xml or musicxml file to load (we provide one in this repository)
    • You should be able to load and see up to ten scores
  • Alternatively, open indexSimpler.html, which is a bit simplified and only shows one score at a time.

For a screenshot, see the Wiki.

For more OSMD usage information, see the OSMD Wiki, specifically Getting Started.

Using a local server to serve files (node http-server)

The code becomes much simpler when not using a choose file dialogue:

  • Install npm, open a console/terminal window
  • Run npm install http-server -g.
  • Run http-server ./resources -p 8080 --cors
  • open indexHTTPServer.html or indexHTTPServer-fetch.html (alternative method) Note: This may still cause CORS issues with Chrome, even with http-server --cors. Try Firefox. The next section explains why we use a file server.

File Loading

Due to CORS security settings, it's unfortunately hard to access files from your local hard drive directly via script, without file choosing dialogue. indexCORS.html does this and is the simplest possible implementation of OSMD. But browsers like Chrome will block this by default. That's why we used a local file server in the previous example.

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