How to use the scribbletune.scale function in scribbletune
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scribbletune / johann / src / api.ts View on Github 
export const getScale = (rootNote, scaleName) => {
// concatenate scales from octave range 1 to 6
var o1 = scale(rootNote + 1 + ' ' + scaleName.toLowerCase()).map(sharpsToFlats);
var o2 = scale(rootNote + 2 + ' ' + scaleName.toLowerCase()).map(sharpsToFlats);
var o3 = scale(rootNote + 3 + ' ' + scaleName.toLowerCase()).map(sharpsToFlats);
var o4 = scale(rootNote + 4 + ' ' + scaleName.toLowerCase()).map(sharpsToFlats);
var o5 = scale(rootNote + 5 + ' ' + scaleName.toLowerCase()).map(sharpsToFlats);
var o6 = scale(rootNote + 6 + ' ' + scaleName.toLowerCase()).map(sharpsToFlats);
return o2.concat(o3, o4, o5, o6);
};const notes = octaves.reduce((res, octave) =>
res.concat(scribble.scale('c', 'whole tone', octave, false))
, []);scribbletune
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