How to use the webmidi.getInputByName function in webmidi
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garrensmith / abletonpush / src / index.js View on Github 
setupPush () {
const push = this;
push.output = WebMidi.getOutputByName('Ableton Push 2 User Port');
push.input = WebMidi.getInputByName('Ableton Push 2 User Port');
if (!push.input || !push.output) {
log('push not connected');
push.emit('push:failed');
return;
}
push.input.addListener('sysex', 'all', (e) => {
log('sysex', e);
});
// Listen to control change message on all channels
push.input.addListener('controlchange', 'all', (e) => {
log('Received \'controlchange\' message.', e);
if (e.controller) {
const name = e.controller.name;
const number = e.controller.number;webmidi
WEBMIDI.js makes it easy to talk to MIDI instruments from a browser or from Node.js. It simplifies the control of external or virtual MIDI instruments with functions such as playNote(), sendPitchBend(), sendControlChange(), etc. It also allows reacting to
