Sorry for the code dump...
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@oskarsh I think you should use the commit from around the time of this thread before Christoph reverted his attempts at getting it running on Linux.
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the webview websocket stuff sounds super intriguing, was wondering about how to communicate with the webview if I were to use it. is this no longer in the develop branch at all, or is there documentation about it?
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@thrice801 said in Sorry for the code dump...:
is this no longer in the develop branch at all
Only on Linux, for Windows and MacOS it's there and working, has been for a good while.
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@d-healey ah sweet thanks
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@Christoph-Hart don't know if this is helpful or how hard it would be to implement in HISE/C++ side, but, since you never got this running in linux: as an alternative to using websockets (and this would be my preferred way of communication if it were possible), you could potentially ust mqtt for communication. That's what I've done with a pretty large electron sound design app I made, and it works great for ipc and communication. (plus it's more reliable, faster, and cleaner because you have topic based message routing).
Basically main process just spins up an mqtt broker on launch, and then all my different webviews, and swift audio rendering processes, just connect to the main broker and use that for pub sub. Disadvantage would be people would have to include a lib like https://github.com/mqttjs in their webview, but it looks like you need to add a little code already anyways to get the comms working.
