We are pleased to announce the release of version 2.4.12 of WebMapper, a Python + HTML5 user interface for exploring and managing the distributed network formed by libmapper-enabled software and hardware.
Changes since the last release:
- Fixed ListView map midpoint calculation on window resize.
- Fixed scrollbar css.
- Hid local device and signals (i.e.
webmapper.N
device andmonitor
signal). - Throttled some update messages to reduce unnecessary redrawing. ListView no longer resets SignalTable pan/zoom when maps are modified.
This version updates the package dependency requirements to libmapper 2.4.12 and mappersession 0.0.15.
We are pleased to announce the release of version 2.4.8 of WebMapper, a Python + HTML5 user interface for exploring and managing the distributed network formed by libmapper-enabled software and hardware.
Changes since the last release include:
- Fixed List View bug preventing drag/drop if signal or device name contained a space character.
- Enabled using 'color' property from device as an alternative to the name hash.
- Fix for handling 'hidden' property of new devices when devices have been soloed in Chord View.
- Only enable signal value on-time tweaks for 'input' signals since 'outputs' will ignore the update anyway.
- Fix for handling boolean values for some properties in Console View.
- Fix for table alignment in Grid View.
- Ensure filler cells in signal tables (used in Grid View) are removed when transitioning to List View.
- Do not allow device 'hidden' property (used locally for filtering views) to propagate to the libmapper graph.
- Update signal monitor ranges based on current window.
- Cache object parent key in tooltip; ensure orphaned tooltips are removed.
This version updates the package dependency requirements to libmapper 2.4.8 and mappersession 0.0.15.
We are pleased to announce the release of version 2.4.6 of WebMapper, a Python + HTML5 user interface for exploring and managing the distributed network formed by libmapper-enabled software and hardware.
Changes since the last release include:
- Filter local monitor signals at Python backend instead of js frontend; use custom
display
property instead of device name to indicate whether signals should be forwarded to front end. - Small fix for signal property formatting in Console View.
- updates for libmapper v2.4.6 (removed deprecated enum values)
This version updates the package dependency requirements to libmapper 2.4.6 and mappersession 0.0.15.
We are pleased to announce the release of version 2.4.5 of WebMapper, a Python + HTML5 user interface for exploring and managing the distributed network formed by libmapper-enabled software and hardware.
Changes since the last release include:
- Enabled switching network interfaces on Windows. This feature updates the package dependency requirements to libmapper 2.4.5 and mappersession 0.0.14. Translation to human-friendly interface names is now handled by libmapper.
We are pleased to announce the release of version 2.4.4 of WebMapper, a Python + HTML5 user interface for exploring and managing the distributed network formed by libmapper-enabled software and hardware.
Changes since the last release include:
- Improvements to drawing of maps in the Hive Plot and Paralle Coordinate Plot views. These improvments are especially noticeable when drawing convergent maps.
- Revision of the Saver/Loader widget in the top toolbar. This widget now displays all active mapping sessions in a drop-down menu, and enables 'unloading' each session individually.
- Fixes for display of vector signal extrema (minimum and maximum values) in the mouseover metadata table.
We are pleased to announce the release of version 2.4.3 of WebMapper, a Python + HTML5 user interface for exploring and managing the distributed network formed by libmapper-enabled software and hardware.
Since the release of version 2.3, a large number of improvements and bugfixes have been performed. Some of the more important changes are outlined below:
- the Python backend was ported to use the new mappersession module. This work included standardisation of the mapping session file structure, improvements to loading legacy file versions, and the addition of libmapper control signals for loading and unloading session files. Some of the new features supported by mappersession are not yet used by webmapper but will support future improvements.
- simplification of the signal table view by moving some signal metadata into a tooltip. Configuration of which metadata are included in the table will be a user-defined preference in future versions.
- A simple plot of live signal values can be invoked from the List view.
- improvements to the CI and build scripts
- numerous small bugfixes and visual tweaks
We are pleased to announce the release of version 2.3 of WebMapper, a Python + HTML5 user interface for exploring and managing the distributed network formed by libmapper-enabled software and hardware. This marks the first numbered (rather than dated) release of WebMapper, which will now be released regularly in sync with the libmapper repository.
Since the last release in 2019, a large number of improvements and bugfixes have been performed. Some of the more important changes are outlined below:
- WebMapper was ported to use the new libmapper bindings for Python (using ctypes). The bindings are no longer bundled with WebMapper and should be installed using PyPi or copied from the libmapper repository.
- A graphical curve editor was added for designing map expressions. It is invocable using the 'curve' button on the expression editor.
- The expression editor was ported to use codemirror, enabling better layout and syntax highlighting.
- Signal values can now be set directly by double-clicking on a signalTable entry (e.g. in List view) and typing a value into the text box that appears. Supports scalar and vector values with elements separated by commas.
- The internal expression generator for convergent maps was extended to support vector signals.
- The appearance of maps was changed to better present their properties: muted maps are now translucent and instanced maps use dashed paths.
- Drawing of objects was optimised resulting in significantly smoother updates with large numbers of signals.
- A .spec file is now included for building WebMapper as an application with PyInstaller