PdPy
A Pure Data (Pd) scripting language written in Python.
The documentation exists here: pdpy-org.github.io/doc
Installation
From console or better, a virtual environment
pip install pdpy-lib
Then, from python
import pdpy_lib as pdpy
References
This project is inspired by many discussions and projects:
- Pure Data to XML: see this discussion on the pd-list archives.
- Pure Data to JSON: see this other one on the pd-list archives.
- Pure Data file format specifications were expained here
- New Pd file format discussion on the pd-list archives.
sebpiq's repostirories: WebPd_pd-parser, as well as pd-fileutilsdylanburati's puredata-compiler
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