Auxjad
Auxjad is a library of auxiliary classes and functions for Abjad 3.1 aimed at composers of algorithmic music. All classes and functions have a __doc__ attribute with usage instructions.
Documentation is available at https://gilbertohasnofb.github.io/auxjad-docs/.
Bugs can be reported through the project’s Issue Tracker.
This library is published under the MIT License.
Installation
The recommended way to install Auxjad is via pip:
~$ pip install --user auxjad
Or if you are using virtual environments, simply use:
~$ pip install auxjad
You will also need to install Python 3.6 or higher, as well as Abjad 3.1 and LilyPond.
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