Hi Urs,
On 07/08/2016 08:34 PM, Urs Liska wrote:
I would like to do the following:
* Let ScholarLY add an 'id to the affected grob
* Let ScholarLY export annotations to a JSON file (including the
same ID).
* Let LilyPond compile to SVG (where the elements get the ID)
* Display the SVG score in a web page
* Use the ID to create popovers displaying the annotation
* Use it also to display a list of annotations with links to the
score elements
I think all this should be principally quite straightforward - and
provide us with the basics for stuff that can go pretty far into what
digital editions do today.
I would implement the website part with Angular, as that's what I have
some experience with. But if someone chimes in and insists on taking a
different approach I wouldn't object.
Two quick thoughts:
Sounds complementary to LilyPond HTML Live Score. Might be some useful
overlap to work with / leverage there?
https://gitlab.com/sigmate/lilypond-html-live-score
As you probably know, I've heard that Angular 2 is quite different from
Angular 1.x. (big break in backwards compatibility, difficult migration
from 1 to 2, etc.) So if you're using Angular, I think you'd want to
use version 2.
React.js might be worth considering as well. I'll be using it for my
GSOC project. What you describe seems relatively simple (as web apps
go), so maybe the more minimal approach of React would make sense and do
all you need?
Just some thoughts, I'm no expert, and I don't expect I'll have time to
contribute to this...
Cheers,
-Paul
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