This is a fork

This is a fork of the original, wonderful project. See Coding Chaos Concert for more details.

Atom-hydra fork modifications:

Currently all changes only reside on the coding_chaos_concert_2019 branch.

• Work added on top of SHA a5aaa8ca0cb92bc63e4396735db6b63b0331526c

• Add additional keybinding for eval all code and toggle messages

• Add customizable keybinding for numpad

  • Update key down on tick()
    • Code inspired/copied from keydrown by Jeremy Kahn

• Allow for display of code to be toggled and add keybind for it

• Allow initScreen() to be sent name partials for matching

• Improved clean-up, including unbinding keys, etc

• Improved display of sound

• Add many helpers to util.js:

  • create_video, load_video, queue_videos: helps manage playback of video files
  • load_image: helps load an image onto canvas
  • shuffle: randomly shuffle an array
  • create_slideshow: intelligently loads a directory of images into memory for load free access
  • load_svg_stanza, reset_svg, svg_stanza: for loading animated poem stanzas made from svgs

Experimental package for running hydra in atom.

Also includes p5.js, support for OSC channels, and for live coding with javascript in general.

For example usage, see: https://github.com/ojack/hydra-examples

For browser version, see: https://github.com/ojack/hydra

Running Atom-Hydra

1. restart atom
2. packages > atom-hydra > toggle
3. create a file ending with .js in atom
4. type osc().out()
5. ctrl-enter to run block of code
6. shift-enter to run a line of code

Error: webgl not supported

Try running atom from the command line as follows: atom --ignore-gpu-blacklist

Error: node not found

Install nodejs

Code for editor styling and osc channels lovingly derived from some other wonderful live coding packages:

• https://atom.io/packages/veda
• https://github.com/tidalcycles/atom-tidalcycles