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Provide users a way to play the morse displayed with an audible sound relating to the message provided by the user. See implementation details at HTML5 Rocks Getting Started with Web Audio API.

There is no limit to where dots and dashes can be rendered within the <svg>. They should wrap to a new line whenever they are about to render off screen. This is from commit e391315018c26c245acced9c64b7a2c82996e23e

Commit 9dfb3cf added the ability to use different encoding types while translating.

For now the expected encoding options are:

• Padding - The old default style where everything is verbose and enumerated
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• DotDash - A more graphical representation that returns a string showing on/off signal
  • Implementation
  • Documentation
• RLE - Run-length encoded style where on/off signals are compressed
  • Implementation
  • Documentation

I'm not sure if this is the correct pattern to approach this, but since the main morsejs plugin can run by itself, should the SVG and WebAudio pieces be separated into a different module that can be included and used?

I'm drawing inspiration for this from how less.js moved the cleaning functionality out from the main module and instead has the user include it separately as a plugin with less-plugin-clean-css.

This is an incredible amount of overkill effort considering how small this project is, but the main goal is to play with the different API available for node modules and tools.

The translation text input does not allow for spaces which the library has support for. This is easy to fix by modifying the pattern attribute on the translationText <input> in the index.html file to allow for spaces in addition to alphanumeric. This is from commit e391315018c26c245acced9c64b7a2c82996e23e

Make the translator capable of delivering a run-length encoded translated message.

Provide users a way to play the morse code displayed by leveraging the HTML5 Vibration API. Find implimintation details at Vibration API on MDN.