How to configure remote_sclang on Windows

[totalgee]

Hi there, the documentation says that sclang target doesn't work on Windows, so you must use remote_sclang. I have followed the instructions for that, but I must be missing something, because I never see remote_sclang appear in the Flok targets drop-down.

I tried both with web and local versions of Flok (running in Brave browser), with the same results. I ran the following to set up the remote_sclang REPL:

$ npx flok-repl@latest -H ws://localhost:3000   -s my-session-332f5265   -t remote_sclang   -T user:my-user-name

I also have FlokQuark installed in SuperCollider and started it. (If I send /flok OSC messages from another app to localhost on port 57200, the code does indeed get executed in SC, so that part is working).

I'm just missing the step on how to make remote_sclang show up in the Flok web interface as an option. Thanks!

[totalgee]

Solved, after further searching I found a note in one of the comments in this issue #67... I just need to add the -n sclang flag:

$ npx flok-repl@latest -H ws://localhost:3000 -s my-session-332f5265 -t remote_sclang -n sclang -T user:my-user-name

This should be added in the documentation somewhere.

[munshkr]

Hi! Yes, thank you for adding that bit to the docs. It's been a long time since I used SC on Flok... I should probably add this in the command shown in the REPL dialog when using sclang.

[totalgee]

Yes, that would be great, thanks.