openmusic-piano-keyboard

A piano keyboard component

** YOU NEED SUPPORT FOR WEB COMPONENTS IN YOUR BROWSER BECAUSE WE'RE NOT SHIMMING ANYTHING IN **

Firefox: go to about:config, find dom.webcomponents.enabled and set it to true.

Chrome: maybe nothing to do?

Installation

Grab Piano-Keyboard.js and Piano-Keyboard.css from the repo or do npm install openmusic-piano-keyboard.

Usage

If not using any package manager

Include Piano-Keyboard.js and Piano-Keyboard.css before you use the component. It will be registered automatically as openmusic-piano-keyboard so you can run document.createElement('openmusic-piano-keyboard') or have <openmusic-piano-keyboard> elements in your HTML source.

E.g.:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="Piano-Keyboard.css">
<script src="Piano-Keyboard.js" defer></script>

If using npm

You need to load the module and then register it--it is not automatically registered!

require('openmusic-piano-keyboard').register('openmusic-piano-keyboard');

But you could even register it with other name. Up to you.

Remember to load the css file too or the component will be unstyled.

API

<openmusic-piano-keyboard octaves="2"></openmusic-piano-keyboard>

Attributes

octaves

Attribute for selecting how many octaves to render. Can be 1 or 2.

Events

Events are DOM events, additional data is in the detail field of each event.

noteon

detail: index containing the index of the pressed key (either by mouse or keyboard)

E.g.

keyboard.addEventListener('noteon', function(e) {
	console.log('note on on key index: ', e.detail.index);
});

noteoff

detail: index containing the index of the released key (either by mouse or keyboard)

E.g.

keyboard.addEventListener('noteoff', function(e) {
	console.log('note off on key index: ', e.detail.index);
});

Demo

Have a look at the demo file in index.html for a usage example.