JettyCollider

Introduction

JettyCollider is a remote control application which enables you to execute SuperCollider programming language (sclang) on web browser.

System Requirements

Server Side

• Mac OS X (10.4.9 or greater) or Linux
• SuperCollider (3.4.4 or greater)
• Java SE 6

Client Side

Web browser which supports WebSocket

• Safari
• Chrome
• Firefox

Usage

Server Side

Double click JettyCollider executable file or run command on terminal.

Executable file

• JettyCollider.app.

Command (x.x.x is a version number)

% java -jar JettyCollider-x.x.x.jar 

Running sign is the SuperCollider icon displayed in task tray.

Client Side

Access "http:[server address]:[server port]/" by web browser.

Configuration Files

jettycollider.properties

• port: server port number. [default: 7777]
• ws.maxIdleTime: max idle time in msec to close WebSocket connection. [default: 3,600,000]
• sclangRuntimeFolder.path: path to parent folder of sclang. [default: /Applications/SuperCollider/SuperCollider.app/Contents/Resources/]
• browseAfterStarted: boolean value whether web browser is invoked after JettyCollider started. [default: true]
• startupScFile.path: path to additional startup.sc file. [default: (not specified)]

startup.sc

Additional startup file sclang executes after class library initialization. This file is not needed if you do not have any initialize operation or already have configured '~/.sclang.sc' or 'startup.sc'.

License

JettyCollider is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 3, see the file 'COPYING' for more information.