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Update README with more instructions #6
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I did manage to find the playground in the Demo App Workspace - called STKAudioKit. This time, since it was within the scope of the workspace, it no longer complained about finding "import AudioKit" However, the Clarinet playground fails with the following error messages: expression failed to parse: error: Clarinet.xcplaygroundpage:12:14: error: cannot find 'Reverb' in scope error: Clarinet.xcplaygroundpage:16:14: error: cannot find 'AudioEngine' in scope error: Clarinet.xcplaygroundpage:24:37: error: cannot find 'Log' in scope error: Clarinet.xcplaygroundpage:27:32: error: cannot find 'MIDINoteNumber' in scope |
Clearly, I'm not doing things "just right". Some instructions would make the onboarding a lot smoother. Thanks, |
I did manage to get the Clarinet example working in my setup - but not from the playground on the github code. Thanks, |
Description
Hi there,
I've opened the demo workspace in Xcode and built and successfully deployed it to the simulator (ios and macos).
However, it is not clear how exactly I can get the playground working. Opening the playground file in Xcode gives an error that "no such module exists" in import AudioKit .
Opening the demo workspace only shows the demo code, not the playground.
It would be great if the README could be updated with just a little more information on simple steps to get started with both the demo and the playground. It would go a great way into letting a new user get started easily.
Thanks,
Sridhar
Proposed Solution
It would be great if the README could be updated with just a little more information on simple steps to get started with both the demo and the playground. It would go a great way into letting a new user get started easily.
Describe Alternatives You've Considered
I've looked at other sources for adding swift packages to a standalone playground.
I've also looked at creating a new workspace and a new playground and then just copying/pasting the code. However, everything is there in this repository, so one should be able to just get started - a little more in the way of instructions would go a long way towards that.
Additional Context
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