cue

(noun) : cue one up with that Spatzula
(see also) : WiP; but what isn't?
(see also also) : something clever (x4) later

what is this?

bit of a wannabe DSP playground but with your hands (hot {pink,green}.gloves not included).
I've tried to link in the DSP in Fortran90 for educative reasons.

Have fun with that.
(If you choose. I'm not forcing you to do anything ;))

tinkering for yourself

all the usual cloneing and so on.

Check my .tool-versions for python version.

I recommend a version manager like asdf.
I also recommend using a venv after you've isolated a version: python -m venv .cuenv and then activate it with source .cuenv/bin/activate.
or whatever name you want to give the venv. venv¹.

Until I improve this thing²: build the fortran extensions in-place python setup.py build_ext --inplace unless you modify the fortran modules, you shouldn't have to run this again. But if you modify the fortran modules, you should run this again.

Install the package pip install .

Running the thing thanks to that nonsense above, you can just run gesture-dsp from your shell, provided you're in an environment you pip installed into.

I sort of improved the thing:
If you trust me, use the makefile:
do the venv things and then make build && make install.

In normal dev flow, make clean || make uninstall to clean up the environment a bit.

If you find yourself testing interpreter things, you can still do python3 -m gesture_dsp.cli [args...].
You can also just do python3 -m gesture_dsp [args...] due to the dunder.

Footnotes

1. Venv. It's fun to say. ↩

2. I improved the thing in the sense that there's a makefile wrapping that nonsense now. ↩