fx(hash), fx(stdio), and p5 boilerplate

A boilerplate based on the fxhash-webpack-boilerplate, but with fx(stdio) and p5 installed.

Getting started

Ensure that you have nodejs installed.

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/alt-escapism/fxhash-stdio-boilerplate.git your_folder && cd your_folder

Install:

npm i

Start server:

npm start

This last command will open up your project with fx(stdio) installed, and live reloading enabled, so that you can iterate faster on your projects.

Developing with fx(stdio)

The file src/index.js contains sample code for getting started with fx(stdio) and p5. This should show you how to integrate with fx(stdio). In short, import and use the randomization functions from @altesc/stdio, instead of the ones from p5. If you want a random variable to appear in the fx(stdio) UI, simply add a unique name as the first argument to the function.

See the fx(stdio) documentation for more information.

Publishing to fx(hash)

$ npm run build

This will prepare your bundle for publishing to fx(hash). The fx(stdio) UI will be stripped from this version.

A zip file can be found at dist-zipped/project.zip, which can be directly imported on fx(hash).