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55 lines
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# [Morse Converter (web)](https://mmk2410.org//morseconverter)
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This is a Morse and [writtenMorse](https://gitlab.com/mmk2410/writtenmorse-specs/wikis/Home) converter for the web. With mobile-first in mind I tried to create a beautiful converting experience. The webapp is designed following the [Material design](https://material.io/) specifications and with enhanced features (like instant converting) to simplify the converting time.
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## Use it
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The webapp is accessible at [mmk2410.org/morseconverter](https://mmk2410.org//morseconverter).
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## Contribute
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1. Fork it
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2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b my-new-feature`)
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3. Write your code and the tests for it.
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4. Check if the code passes the tests. (`pub run test`). A code which does not passes the tests will not merged.
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5. Commit your changes (`git commit -am 'Add some feature'`)
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6. Push to the branch (`git push origin my-new-feature`)
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7. Create new merge request
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## Technologies
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* Polymer and JavaScript for the front end.
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* Dart for the converting engine.
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## Build
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You need the following programs installed on your computer:
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```
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npm, bower, gulp, dart2js
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```
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To see your changes run the first time:
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npm install && bower install
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```
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Now change to `app/scripts/` and compile the `MorseConverter.dart`:
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dart2js -m MorseConverter.dart -o MorseConverter.js
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```
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and then rebuild the webapp with:
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```
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gulp
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```
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The webapp is accessible in the `dist/` directory. A development server can be started with
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```
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gulp serve
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```
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