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We will prepare templates, in different languages, to facilitate the setup for hackathon participants. templates should include all code and instructions that are necessary to connect to the Travis websocket and to the external libraries for visualization and sonification. These templates will be in a dedicated folder.

We will let hackathon participants connect to two hardware fixtures that are unique to R1. For this we need

• a web server that exposes a REST API for the MIDI controller.
• a web server that exposes a REST API for the DMX controller
• each server will exist in two versions:
  • one that is connect to an emulator / simulator of the hardware: code goes in the emulators folder. These servers should run on the local machine of participants in order to let everyone experiment / test.
  • one that is connected to the actual hardware controller: code goes in the hardware folder. These servers will run on Raspberry PI connected to the HW controllers. These servers should have a minimalistic control over the origin and the number of connections.

@SimoneStefani buys the ciart.live domain. We will use this domain for the different servers used during the hackathon.
@SimoneStefani is the main responsible to build the MIDI API and servers
@Jacarte and @christian-stj will design the DMX API and servers
We use the issue tracker of this repo to discuss the different steps for the construction of these APIs. We continue using email as well for global discussions.

A template project which uses the 2 libraries and allows developers to easily get up and running with development of a new piece of CI-art

Build an interactive installation for collaborative poetry based on the concept of CI.

https://kth.github.io/ci-hackathon is not found now

Nadia and I are working on an ambience audiovisual work for the 90-second elevator ride down into the reactor hall that gradually brings you into the space of the hall.

Is it possible to select the light intensity with the API or it is only turn on turn off?

In my experience, I know that some light do not like to be turn on/off in a short interval. Maybe we should check if this is an issue for the material that we have.

Hi all,

I just put online a new version of the Travis Listener: https://travis2.durieux.me (the main dashboard is mainly there to ensure that the service is working properly).
The websocket is available at the following address: wss://travis2.durieux.me.

The difference with the previous version is that there are new events:

1. build
2. build_updated
3. build_finished

And also the messages contain more information such as

• the repository information
• the user information
• the longitude, latitude of the user place

The new information is only available if I succeed retrieve it from GitHub (token limitation).

I will also try to include the diffs.

I hope some of you will find it useful!

we post news here, so that repo watchers and issue subscribers get notified

Create JSON Schema and/or Typescript type definition to describe Travis job event data

Implement a JS API on top of the travis web socket in order to facilitate the access to the characteristics of each Travis job

It would be useful to allow Cross-origin resource sharing for the lights and the organ.
This would allow us to control them directly from the browser.

Thanks

Build an API to facilitate the interactions with the MIDI controller of the organ in R1

Implement a Java API on top of the travis web socket in order to facilitate the access to the characteristics of each Travis job

Implement a Pyhon API on top of the travis web socket in order to facilitate the access to the characteristics of each Travis job

The slash seems to be missing between the base URL and the page in the link in the subtitle of the participants page.

Hi all, anybody to document the organ setup at https://github.com/KTH/ci-hackathon/blob/master/site/tech.md#organ?

would it be possible to have a textual description of the topology of the lights?

I would like to know what are the ids of the different lights. with the emulator, it is difficult to know how many lights are available and what is their purpose.

thanks

We meet in R1 on sept 10 at 15h!

Pair a raspberry Pi with a DMX controller
Embed a web server on the Pi to let hackathon participants access the controller

@christian-stj : can you add here the references for the hardware that you will acquire?