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CodeSymphony

Convert code into music. Analyze projects, map their structure to notes, and hear what they sound like.

Usage

Run directly from GitHub — no install, no npm account needed:

# Analyze current project
npx github:ManaOfAcsha/code-symphony

# Or specify a root
npx github:ManaOfAcsha/code-symphony --root /path/to/project --port 4000

# Pin to a specific commit
npx github:ManaOfAcsha/code-symphony#<sha>

Opens a local web UI at http://localhost:PORT with the generated score and playback.

Or clone and run locally

git clone https://github.com/ManaOfAcsha/code-symphony.git
cd code-symphony
npm install
npm start -- --root /path/to/project

Options

--port <number> — HTTP port (default: 4173)
--root <path> — project root to analyze (default: cwd)
--include <globs> — include file patterns
--exclude <globs> — exclude file patterns
--max-files <n> — max files to scan (default: 500)
--max-bytes <n> — max total bytes (default: 10MB)
--no-open — do not auto-open browser
--watch — re-analyze on file changes

How it works

Scanner — walks the project tree, respecting .gitignore
Analyzer — AST analysis (JS/TS via babel) or token fallback
Mapper — deterministic code→note mapping (same input → same music)
Web UI — VexFlow score + Tone.js playback + MIDI/MusicXML export

License

MIT