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WalkthroughThe changes reorganize the exports in the MusicXML parser package, moving type definitions and utility functions to a new Changes
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participant Client
participant Parser
participant Utils
Client->>Parser: parseMusicXml(xmlString)
Parser->>Utils: secondsPerQuarterNote(tempo)
Parser->>Utils: Beat, Measure types
Client->>Utils: extractXmlFromMxlFile(fileBuffer)
Utils-->>Client: XML string
Parser-->>Client: Parsed result
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packages/musicxml-parser/src/utils.ts (1)
75-103: Remove commented legacy code.The commented-out
parseMxlfunction should be removed entirely rather than kept as commented code, as it adds clutter and the comment indicates it's deprecated.Apply this diff to remove the legacy code:
-/** - * Parses score xml as a string from an MXL file - * @param filePath path to .mxl file on disk - * @returns parsed XML or undefined if an error occurred - * - * Legacy function to parse MXL files. - */ -/* -export function parseMxl(filePath: string): string | undefined { - try { - var zip = new AdmZip(filePath); - var zipEntries = zip.getEntries(); - - // Find the root container, this will tell us which zip entry contains the actual score data we care about. - const rootContainer = zipEntries.find( - (entry: any) => entry.entryName === "META-INF/container.xml", - ); - - // Parse the root container data to a string - const rootContainerData = rootContainer.getData().toString("utf8"); - - // Pull out the root file path using a regex (I gave up on parsing this "correctly" using xml) - const regex = /rootfile full-path="([^"]*)"/; - const match = rootContainerData.match(regex); - let scorePath = match ? match[1] : undefined; - - // Find the score container and create a string from its xml data - let scoreContainer = zipEntries.find( - (zipEntry: any) => zipEntry.entryName === scorePath, - ); - return scoreContainer.getData().toString("utf8"); - } catch (error) { - console.error("Error parsing MXL:", error); - return undefined; - } -}*/
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packages/musicxml-parser/index.ts (1)
1-2: LGTM! Clean export reorganization.The refactoring properly separates utility types and functions into a dedicated utils module while maintaining clear exports. This improves code organization and follows good separation of concerns.
packages/musicxml-parser/src/utils.ts (2)
9-31: Well-designed interfaces with clear documentation.The
BeatandMeasureinterfaces are properly typed and include comprehensive JSDoc comments that clarify the purpose of each property. The distinction between musical notes and textual notes is particularly well-documented.
46-66: Robust file extraction with proper error handling.The function correctly handles .mxl file extraction by filtering out metadata files and container files, then returns the first valid XML content found. The error handling for missing XML files is appropriate.
packages/musicxml-parser/src/parser.ts (4)
1-1: LGTM! Proper import of utilities.The import correctly references the newly created utils module for the relocated types and functions.
11-11: Excellent fix for the zero tempo issue!Changing the default tempo from 0 to 120 BPM directly addresses the core problem described in issue #579. This prevents zero-tempo conditions that cause application crashes.
65-72: Good fallback tempo parsing strategy.The enhanced tempo parsing logic provides a robust fallback by checking
<per-minute>tags when<sound tempo="...">is not available. This improves compatibility with different MusicXML formats from Sibelius.
32-32: Minor cleanup: removed inline comment.The removal of the inline comment on the "7/8" time signature entry is a minor cleanup that improves code consistency.
| const [bigBeatCount, quarterNotesPerBigBeat] = bigBeats[ | ||
| timeSignature | ||
| ] ?? [0, 0]; | ||
| ] ?? [1, 1]; |
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Verify the time signature fallback change.
The fallback for unknown time signatures changed from [0, 0] to [1, 1]. While this prevents zero beat counts, ensure this doesn't introduce incorrect behavior for edge cases.
Run the following script to verify how unknown time signatures are handled:
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for time signature handling and validation in the codebase
# Expected: Find if there are any tests or other validations for unknown time signatures
echo "=== Searching for time signature tests ==="
rg -A 5 -B 5 "time.?signature" --type js --type ts
echo "=== Searching for bigBeats usage ==="
rg -A 3 -B 3 "bigBeats\[" --type js --type ts
echo "=== Searching for test files related to musicxml ==="
fd -e test.ts -e spec.ts -x rg -l "musicxml\|MusicXML" {} \;Length of output: 32560
Double-check fallback behavior for unknown time signatures
The default for bigBeats[timeSignature] was changed from [0, 0] (which threw an error) to [1, 1], silently allowing one quarter-note beat for any unrecognized signature. I didn’t find any existing tests or handling for malformed/missing time signatures in the parser, so please:
- Confirm that defaulting to a single quarter-note beat is the intended fallback.
- Add tests covering cases with no
<time>element or invalid<beats>/<beat-type>values to ensure this behavior is correct. - (Optional) Emit a warning or document this fallback so consumers aren’t surprised by silent defaults.
Locations needing attention:
- packages/musicxml-parser/src/parser.ts, around line 97:
const [bigBeatCount, quarterNotesPerBigBeat] = bigBeats[timeSignature] ?? [1, 1]; if (bigBeatCount === 0) { … }
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In packages/musicxml-parser/src/parser.ts at line 97, the fallback for unknown
time signatures was changed from [0, 0] to [1, 1], which silently defaults to a
single quarter-note beat. Confirm if this fallback is intended; if so, add tests
for cases with missing or invalid <time> elements and invalid
<beats>/<beat-type> values to verify this behavior. Additionally, consider
adding a warning log or documentation to inform users about this silent default
to avoid surprises.
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Resolves #579
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