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Error running example code in readme
See original GitHub issueHello, I installed supercolliderjs and tried some of the examples in a js file but when calling it with node I got the following error: SynthDef not in store: 1075206181
Looking a bit into the code, there seems to be a mismatch when saving the synthdef with a readable name and trying to recall it using the assigned server name, I tried hacking around but didn’t manage to get it working, I wonder if this is related to some version mismatch (lodash perhaps?).
I ran the examples with node version v12.8.0 and supercolliderjs@0.14.2, also supercolliderjs@1.0.0-alpha.2 and the error seems to be present in both versions, either thrown as an error or ignored and failing later when trying to access the buffer data.
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There is a new release out. I had unit tested that stuff but no integration tests. I should set up a test that can run all the examples.
Nice! I tried changing the code here and there before creating the issue, but it would break other places… Thanks for the fix, looking forward to playing with it 👍