Pianistica

Fork of Sight Reading Trainer.

All kudos go to original sightreading.training written by @leaf.

Static version

https://pianistica.maizy.ru/

In this fork

Branch	Description
setup-fork	Fork setup, fix file names for macOS
iss4-serverless-build	Serverless version: build docker container
iss5-macos-dev-support	Dev automation for serverless version, especially for macOS
iss5-ios-support	iOS + Web MIDI Browser support (written by @MaienM)
iss4-python-guides-converter	Remove lua requirements for building statics, use python instead. Lightweight final docker image.
disable-backend	Disable lua files compiling
iss11-notes-label	Show notes label
iss14-decrease-octave-num	decrease octave number (ex: C5 -> C4). done with a very dirty hack.
iss21-fork-rename	fork renamed to Pianistica, lua backend removed, static version added, upgraded from upstream

Serverless version

Version without lua backend. Only nginx serving statics.

Prebuild containers for releases

https://github.com/users/maizy/packages/container/package/pianistica

docker run -d --name=pianistica --restart=always \
    -p 8080:80 ghcr.io/maizy/pianistica:latest

Build

docker build -t pianistica:latest .

Run

docker run -p 127.0.0.1:8080:80 pianistica:latest

Server started at http://127.0.0.1:8080/

Dev env on macOS

1.

brew install --cask osxfuse # restart may required
brew install sassc nvm tup python
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

2. setup nvm, install nodejs 14.15.x, init node modules

See brew info nvm for nvm setup instructions.

nvm install 14.15.3
nvm use 14.15.3
node --version
# v14.15.3
npm --version
# 6.14.9

3. init tup DB

tup init

4. update libs & generated files

npm install
tup

Extra: reinit tup generated files

rm -rf .tup/
./cleanup.sh

Then do steps #3, 4 again.

Run dev serverless version

1. Install docker-compose

2. Build all static

For macOS see instruction above.

3. Run

docker-compose -f dev-docker-compose.yml up

4. Go to

http://127.0.0.1:8080/

4. After any changes

Run tup for regenerating files

tup

or use tup monitor if you on linux.