About
Why this site exists
Section titled “Why this site exists”The EuroPi contrib scripts are an amazing resource.
Over time, a large number of community scripts have been added to the official
EuroPi repository under software/contrib, covering a wide range of musical
ideas, utilities, experiments, and educational examples.
However, browsing this documentation directly from GitHub can become a bit cumbersome:
- Markdown files are spread across a large directory
- Discoverability is limited
- Searching across scripts is not always convenient
- Reading long docs and code side-by-side is not very comfortable
This site exists to solve only that problem.
What this site is
Section titled “What this site is”- A read-only, user-friendly documentation website
- Automatically synced from the official EuroPi repository
- Focused on reading, browsing and searching contrib scripts
- Always generated from upstream content — no manual edits here
Nothing more, nothing less
What this site is NOT
Section titled “What this site is NOT”- Not a fork of EuroPi
- Not a replacement for the official documentation
- Not a new contribution workflow
- Not a place where scripts should be submitted
All contributions must continue to go to the official EuroPi repository.
How updates work
Section titled “How updates work”This site is generated automatically from the upstream EuroPi repository:
- Markdown documentation is synced as-is
- Python scripts are rendered into readable code pages
- New scripts appear automatically when they are merged upstream
- No extra work is required from contributors
If it’s in the official repo, it will appear here.
Contributing
Section titled “Contributing”Nothing changes
If you want to contribute a script or improve documentation, please follow the official EuroPi contribution process:
- https://github.com/Allen-Synthesis/EuroPi/blob/main/contributing.md
- https://github.com/Allen-Synthesis/EuroPi/blob/main/contributing.md#contrib-scripts
Credits
Section titled “Credits”All scripts, documentation, and ideas belong to their respective authors and contributors.
This site simply provides an alternative way to explore their work ♥