@funniray/osu-parser v0.4.0

osu-parser

A parser for Nodejs that converts osu files into javascript objects. Feel free to give it a try and post issues to help me improve it ;)

• Installation
• Usage
• The resulting object
• Methods - parseFile(filepath, callback) - parseStream(stream, callback) - parseContent(content)
• TODO
• Changelog

Installation

npm install osu-parser

Usage

  var parser = require('osu-parser');

  parser.parseFile('path/to/map.osu', function (err, beatmap) {
    console.log(beatmap);
  });

The resulting object

Simple key/value entries like this...

...
PreviewTime: 42860
...

...are directly reachable as properties :

console.log(beatmap['PreviewTime']);
// prints 42860

Additionnal beatmap properties :

TimingPoint properties

HitObject properties

Slider specific properties

Spinner specific properties

Methods

parseFile(filepath, callback)

Parse the given file. The callback returns (error, beatmap).

  var parser = require('osu-parser');

  parser.parseFile('path/to/map.osu', function (err, beatmap) {
    console.log(beatmap);
  });

parseStream(stream, callback)

Parse a stream containing a file content. The callback returns (error, beatmap).

  var parser = require('osu-parser');
  var fs     = require('fs');
  var stream = fs.createReadStream('path/to/map.osu');

  parser.parseStream(stream, function (err, beatmap) {
    console.log(beatmap);
  });

parseContent(content)

Parse the content of a file as a string or a buffer.

  var parser  = require('osu-parser');
  var fs      = require('fs');
  var content = fs.readFileSync('path/to/map.osu');

  var beatmap = parser.parseContent(content);

TODO

• translate the samplesetId of timing points
• parse events
• make tests more reliable
• add a synchronous version of parseFile
• make it usable in a browser ? (not sure that would be useful)
• ...