A Java library for bridging Pioneer Pro DJ Link networks and Ableton Link. A port of the Clojure beat-carabiner (if you are working in Clojure, use that instead).
beat-carabiner-java is available through Maven Central, so to use it in your project, all you need is to include the appropriate dependency.
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Set up a Java project using Maven or a compatible build system.
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Add this project as a dependency:
Click the maven central badge above to view the repository entry for beat-carabiner-java. The proper format for including the latest release as a dependency in a variety of tools, can be found and copied in the Snippets section by choosing your build tool from the menu.
See the API Documentation for full details, but here is a nutshell guide:
To Do: Write this! And update API docs link to a non-snapshot link after first release!
Although it is possible to download (or build) and start your own copy of Carabiner if you are working on an operating system or processor architecture that is not yet supported by lib-carabiner, in most situations you can let beat-carabiner-java automatically manage an embedded instance for you using lib-carabiner. You will need at least Java 9 to load beat-carabiner-java, but a current release will perform better and have more recent security updates.
The Clojure version of this library has a mechanism by which warnings of Carabiner version mismatches can be passed along to whatever user interface you are providing. This has been omitted from the Java port, mostly because it has been so long since the older Carabiner versions have been in use that this is unlikely to ever occur today. If it does happen, a warning will be logged. If you need this functionality (perhaps if there is a new Carabiner version released that adds new incompatibilities), please file a pull request to implement it, or (less happily) an issue to request its implementation.
beat-carabiner-java uses slf4j to allow you to integrate it with whatever Java logging framework your project is using, so you will need to include the appropriate slf4j binding on your class path.
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This project is being developed with the help of dysentery. Check that out for details of the packets and protocol, and for ways you can help figure out more. You can also view Snapshot API Documentation to see what is available in the latest preview release.
Beat Carabiner Java is, and will remain, completely free and open-source. If it has helped you, taught you something, or inspired you, please let us know and share some of your discoveries and how you are using it! If you'd like to financially support its ongoing development, you are welcome (but by no means obligated) to donate to offset the hundreds of hours of research, development, and writing that have already been invested. Or perhaps to facilitate future efforts, tools, toys, and time to explore.
If enough people jump on board, we may even be able to get more gear to experiment with, although that's an unlikely stretch goal. :grinning:
If you have ideas, discoveries, or even code you’d like to share, that’s fantastic! Please take a look at the guidelines and get in touch!
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The included copies of Carabiner are distributed under the GNU General Public License, version 2. A copy of the license can be found in gpl-2.0.md within this project.