0.5.1 is released on npm and Github! We just released OSMD 0.5.1 on npm and Github earlier today! We now can handle invisible notes, updated tuplets and the demo. Plus: we added an options interface for OSMD constructor. The OSMD constructor now takes an IOSMDOptions object as second and only parameter instead of individual method parameters autoResize and backend. […]
An overview for developers for displaying sheet music in their own web music score projects. We are asked again and again, which sheet music display libraries there are besides OpenSheetMusicDisplay (OSMD). Software that let’s you realize projects around displaying interactive sheet music in the web browser. Here is an overview in alphabetical order.
Late-summer release comes with many new features and bugfixes. Good news for all music enthusiasts and web devs: we skipped vacation this year in order to ship version 0.5.0 of OpenSheetMusicDisplay just before summer comes to an end. By a great effort from the team we proudly present many new features:
We are proud to introduce OpenSheetMusicDisplay, the JavaScript library for MusicXML using VexFlow. OpenSheetMusicDisplay (short: OSMD) lets you display your .xml build or .mxl MusicXML sheet music files in modern web browsers like Chrome or Firefox
Every developer building solutions for digital sheet music and JavaScript sooner or later stumbles across VexFlow: “VexFlow is an open-source online music notation rendering API. It is written completely in JavaScript, and runs right in the browser. VexFlow supports HTML5 Canvas and SVG.” vexflow.com
This is post 1 of 1 in the series “From MusicXML to JavaScript sheet music display”
