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jpiglatin

v1.0.2

Published

JPigLatin is a pig-latin translation and speech synthesis package

Downloads

18

Readme

JPigLatin 🐷

JPigLatin is a simple javaScript package for generating pig latin from plain text. You can see package on npm, github, or see the web application on JPig.org

Installation

  1. Via CDN

Replace version with current version, i.e 1.0.3

<script src="https://unpkg.com/jpiglatin@VERSION/index.js"></script>

  1. Via NPM

npm i jPigLatin -save

Use

  1. Include jPigLatin in page source

<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/index.js"></script>

  1. Create two fields, one for user input and one for output
<span id="input">This is a test</span>
<span id="output"></span>
  1. Use javascript to get pass input to jPigLatin encode() function. Set input and output ElementID's with local variables.
<script>
    function displayPigLatin(){
        var input = "input";
        var output = "output";
        document.getElementById(output).innerHTML = encode(input,output);
    }
</script>
  1. Use an event loader to execute function
<button onclick="displayPigLatin()">Translate</button>

Contributing

Feel free to make a pull request for features