the file 'notfound' was too hilarious to delete in the process of making this.
this is the mac version of gary4live.
in this version, gary expects to be placed in /Applications/g4l/GARY_mac.amxd
the .app file expects to be in /Applications/g4l/g4l-ui/release/build/mac/gary4live.app
IF YOU CHOOSE TO CHANGE FILEPATHS:
commentedout.js, electron_communication.js, and launch_electron.js will need to be changed.
if you want to run gary's electron ui in dev mode,
clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/betweentwomidnights/gary-mac.git
rename gary-mac to g4l
cd g4l/g4l-ui
npm install
npm run start
you can run
npm run package
to build the gary4live.app. it will show up in g4l/g4l-ui/release/build/mac
the max4live UI does almost everything that the electron UI does. It doesn't have a crop function, and you can't drag/drop your waveform in, but it will work. i tried to make electron as optional as i could.
i included the basic files for making the installer. Here are the commands I used:
pkgbuild \
--root ~/Documents/g4l-package \
--identifier com.thecollabagepatch.gary4live \
--version 1.0.0 \
--scripts ~/Documents/g4l-package/scripts \
--install-location /Applications/g4l \
--ownership preserve \
gary4live.pkg
productbuild \
--distribution ~/Documents/g4l-package/distribution.xml \
--package-path /Users/klgriffing \
--resources ~/Documents/g4l-package \
~/Documents/g4l-package/gary4live-installer.pkg
you can talk to our backend using the url https://g4l.thecollabagepatch.com in commentedout.js
for now... if our backend goes down, though, it can be built yourself using this repo:
https://github.com/betweentwomidnights/gary-backend-combined
there are several backend types in that repo. g4lwebsockets is the one you'll be spinning up using docker-compose.
i realize as i type this that you're a mac user, and as our dear friend rips pointed out, the backend there was designed for a linux environment.
i'm new to this mac stuff...sry
yell at me on twitter @thepatch_kev
there are many demos of this plugin being used on youtube:
a special thanks to lyra for the fine-tuning help that made this plugin interesting.