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MIDI Project

This repository contains all information regarding the MIDI project. This includes

  • Some starter code

  • Tests

  • Documentation

  • Configuration settings

How To Get Started

  1. Start by going through the setup instructions. Make sure to go through every step. If you have a problem due to not following these instructions correctly, the only help from me you will get is a link to this page.

  2. Skim through the background information to get an idea of what is available. While certainly allowed, it is of little use to read this information thoroughly now. By the time you will need it, you will have forgotten most of it. The purpose of this background information is that you look it up whenever you need it, which is why you need to be aware of which topics are considered.

  3. Start going through the implementation steps in order. Include the corresponding tests, create the necessary files and write code. Only proceed to the next step when everything compiles and all tests pass.

Reading the Documentation

The documentation is written in the AsciiDoc format. The easiest way to read it is by browsing to the .asciidoc file using GitHub’s website.

The nicer way is to convert the .asciidoc files to .html files. This allows you to view the documentation offline. The formatting is also nicer (and can be tweaked if you want, which is a luxury GitHub does not offer.) You can use AsciiDoctor to convert the documentation to HTML. After installing AsciiDoctor, run generate-html-docs.sh.

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