A six-key brailler emulator written in python.
Project description
A six-key brailler emulator written in python.
Tired of being on a mac and having no viable options for a six-key brailler emulator? Tired of not being able to fix bugs or request features with existing emulators? Me too!
I was sick of there not being an emulator that is free, easy to use, and easy to install on any operating system.
This is in Pre-Alpha. Expect bugs, and missing features.
Installation
pip install dots-editor
Usage
dots_editor filename.brl
This will open a file for editing. When you quit (I know, scary), it will save.
dots_editor --unicode filename.txt
This will save a file using the unicode braille glyphs. (U+2800 to U+2840)
Pre-Alpha features to add
Edit an existing file (I know, big oversight)
Start standalone
Menu to make a new file or open an existing one
Save without exit
Binaries for common operating systems
Cursor
Alpha features to add
resizable window
change font size
change margin
figure out brf format
Logo
Documentation (and documentation tests)
automatic line breaks
8-dot mode
Beta features to add
Integration with liblouis
contraction help
highlighting text to edit or move
find/replace
save in all common filetypes
print (to printer or embosser)
spellcheck?
Want to contribute?
Wow, cool. I don’t currently have any guidelines, but contact me using github, and we’ll talk. It’s much more likely to be a successful talk if you have a pull request and a good summary of what you’re trying to accomplish.
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