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Adding basic scale functionality #37

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Adding basic scale functionality #37

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@leouofa leouofa commented Jan 5, 2025

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  • New Features

    • Added a new page for generating and displaying musical scale chords.
    • Introduced interactive dropdowns for selecting scales and root notes.
    • Implemented dynamic chord generation based on selected scale and root note.
  • Types

    • Added new type definitions for musical scales and intervals.
    • Expanded type system to support scale-related data structures.
  • Constants

    • Added predefined musical scales with their patterns and descriptions.

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A new feature for generating and displaying musical scale chords has been introduced. The implementation spans multiple files, including a new page component ScaleChordsPage, type definitions for scales, and a constant array of predefined scales. Users can now interactively select musical scales and root notes, with the system dynamically generating corresponding chords and displaying their details.

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File Change Summary
app/scales/page.tsx New React component ScaleChordsPage for interactive scale and chord generation
constants/index.ts Added SCALES constant with predefined musical scales (Major, Minor, Blues)
types/index.ts Introduced new types and interfaces for scale representation: ScaleInterval, Scale, ScaleCategory, ScaleName

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ScaleChordsPage
    participant ScaleSelector
    participant RootNoteSelector
    participant ChordGenerator
    participant ChordView

    User->>ScaleChordsPage: Select Scale
    ScaleChordsPage->>ScaleSelector: Update Selected Scale
    User->>ScaleChordsPage: Select Root Note
    ScaleChordsPage->>RootNoteSelector: Update Root Note
    ScaleChordsPage->>ChordGenerator: Generate Scale Chords
    ChordGenerator-->>ScaleChordsPage: Return Chord List
    ScaleChordsPage->>ChordView: Display Chords
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@leouofa leouofa merged commit 06463e8 into main Jan 5, 2025
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