The development is currently put on hold - only necessary patches will be applied. No new features will be added, unless I find a new potential project maintainer. If you'd like to become one, please contact me.

cmorse

cmorse is a simple text to Morse code converter.

Cmorse on launchpad...

Screenshot of v1.1

Installing cmorse

• Add PPA to your system - sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mrjjot/cmorse
• Update software lists - sudo apt-get update
• Install cmorse package - sudo apt-get install cmorse

Usage

cmorse [OPTIONS]

Supported command line options:

• -a / --append - Append to file instead of overwriting
• -d / --decrypt - Convert from Morse code to regular text
• -h / --help - Display help message
• -i / --input - Specify input file in next argument
• -o / --output - Specify input file in next argument
• -p / --prosginsdisabled - Disable automatic prosign insertion (like .-.- instead of new line)
• -u / --uppercase - Output uppercase text, when decrypting
• -v / --version - Display software version number

For example, cmorse -i example.txt -o example.morse will encode example.txt and store Morse code in example.morse. To reverse process use cmorse -d -i example.morse -o decrypted.txt.

When input file is not specified, cmorse will read stdin until EOF or EOT character occurs. Same applies to output files - when not specified, cmorse will write to stdout.

Building from source

• Clone git repository - git clone https://github.com/Jacajack/cmorse.git && cd cmorse
• Invoke makefile - make all
• To install use sudo make install, and to uninstall - sudo make uninstall.

Developing cmorse with Docker

• Clone git repository - git clone https://github.com/Jacajack/cmorse.git && cd cmorse
• Build docker image - docker build -t cmorse .
• Run cmorse binary using docker container based on the cmorse image - docker run -it cmorse cmorse