vexflow example code?

[Sam Post]

Does anyone have (or know of somewhere with) some short musical examples written in vexflow? I'm trying to figure my way through the code, but a few more examples (beyond the tutorial) would be very helpful. Thanks.

[Mohit Muthanna Cheppudira]

Best place for examples is the test/ directory. Pull up flow.html in your browser to see the renderings.

On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 5:35 PM, Sam Post <samue...@gmail.com> wrote:

Does anyone have (or know of somewhere with) some short musical examples written in vexflow? I'm trying to figure my way through the code, but a few more examples (beyond the tutorial) would be very helpful. Thanks.

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[Sam Post]

Yes, I have found those to be very helpful! However, some of them I can't quite understand (my own beginner-ness with javascript probably to blame) and they also can be somewhat difficult to navigate. For instance, I've just gone through and figured out how to connect staves for a piano piece, and then how to draw bar lines, but now I'm stuck on drawing a new connector between the two staves for the subsequent bar lines. I suspect there's a simpler solution to do this automatically, rather than putting in each bar in each stave and each connector separately, but I have to search through the tests and find what I'm looking for! Same happened to me with automatic beaming....I couldn't find or figure out the test for automatic beaming, so I wrote my own auto-beam function, but then, that of course, was before I had figured out how to write multiple bars of music, so I keep needing to update it every time I learn something new. If there's anywhere where someone, say, has just posted a few measures of piano music, I would be able to figure these things out much more quickly, so if they exist, let me know! Thanks!

[Sam Post]

Okay, I've actually figured everything out pretty well! (I made a little sight reading page for my beginner piano students). But I do have a question: I saw that you can put in finger numbers for guitar tabs, but is there a way to add simple piano fingering?

[Craig Morrison]

Sam,  I'm having the same problem of not knowing how to display multiple measures of music using VexFlow.  You seem to have figured it out, but I cannot see the code you wrote to make that happen.  I got the test cases to work, and also was able to redisplay the short examples from the tutorial.. Problem?  I want it to write a webapp  with vexflow as the rendering engine, which resizes based on the size of the screen...basically, a "responsive" view of whichever score was being displayed.  The first step to make progress though, would be to learn how to display multiple measures.  Thanks in advance for any tips you can give.

Best regards,
Craig

[Matthew Shafer]

Craig,

   Were you able to figure it out? I'm struggling with this as a well.