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Pulp is an open source alternative to ADSR Sample Manager. This application allows you to scan a folder, retrieve audio files and organize them effectively. In addition to being an audio sample management tool, Pulp is also an audio file explorer.
- Cross-platform : Windows, MacOS (intel / Silicon), Linux
- Scan a folder and retrieve audio files
- Easily organize and search your audio files
- Modern and user-friendly interface
- Automatic detection of BPM, key, etc (soon)
Pulp was developed with Tauri, Prisma and SQLite for the back-end and Solid-JS for the front-end.
CLI cargo commands must be typed in the src-tauri
folder fortunately there is a npm command that allows us to type
any cargo command from the root npm run cargo -- <here>
example :
npm run cargo -- prisma generate
for the CLI prisma-client-rust
Starter
- Rename
src-tauri/.env.dist
tosrc-tauri/.env
and replace<user>
inDATABASE_URL
for macOS (For the other OS repect<app_data_dir>/databases/Database.db
and check documentation here and there and adjust<app_data_dir>
). - Install cargo packages :
npm run cargo -- install
- Install npm packages :
npm install
- Push in db first migration :
npm run cargo -- prisma migrate dev --name init
. - Generate Prisma Rust Client :
npm run cargo -- prisma generate
. - Command helper for generate prisma client javascript with types :
npm run prisma-js -- generate
andnpx prisma studio
if you want see the DB. - Start dev
with :
npm run tauri dev
Tauri Development Cycle
I created this command because unfortunately prisma-client-rust
did not allow me to generate the javascript client.
So this command is a helper to generate the prisma javascript client and take advantage of the types in the javascript
code.
The VS Code debugging is configured in the .vscode
folder, you just have to download
the vscode-lldb extension as
shown here
The commands will evolve in the future to be more generic
Pulp is an open source project and we welcome contributions. If you would like to contribute, please check our GitHub repository for more information on contribution processes.
This project utilizes Essentia, an open source audio analysis and processing library. We would like to express our
gratitude to the Essentia development team for their contributions to the field of audio processing. For more
information about Essentia, please visit their official website.
We would like to thank all contributors for their support and help in developing Pulp. We couldn't have done it without you.