To use these as args in CLI, input --mode
then the arg in [square brackets] next to the feature you want to use. Then, use --text
to state the text you want to translate.
Example: --mode case --case lower --text Hello World!
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Forces characters into all UPPERCASE/lowercase [case --case [upper|lower]]
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Flips text uʍop ǝpᴉsdn. [flip]
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Translations to the Standard Galactic Alphabet aka Minecraft enchanting table language (by @Thinkseal) [enchant]
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Convert to l33tsp34k [leetspeak]
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ctxbetm lraSe (Scramble text) [scramble]
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Convert to Pig Latin (ello world!Hay) [piglatin]
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Convert to 7h1r1f1c470r14n (Caesar cipher) [casesar --shift [int:shift_level]]
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Convert to ASCII art [ascii]
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Add borders to text via ASCII [border]
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Add ͫŽa̋l̓g͑o to your text [zalgo]
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Convert to -- --- .-. ... . -.-. --- -.. . (Morse code) [morse]
To play the Morse code audibly, use
morse_sound
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Convert to 01000010 01101001 01101110 01100001 01110010 01111001 (Binary) [binary]
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Add text shadows [shadow]
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Convert ➡️ Emoticons [emoticon]
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Convert to QR codes [qr --filename [str:name]]
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Generate barcodes [barcode --filename [str:name]]
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Counts your words, characters, and more 🤓 [nerd]
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Convert to Braille [braille]
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Convert to Pigpen cipher [pigpen]
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Scroll text (terminal GUI only) [scroll]
...and more coming soon (maybe)!
The scripts also allow you to do the following:
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Read input from a file instead of command line [--file [path_to_file]] CLI example:
python versions/cli_args.py --mode reverse --file hello.txt --save
Note: --file and --text are mutuallly exclusive. Attempting to use both will cause the program to fail.
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Save the result into conversion-history/{mode}_history.txt [--save]
For QR codes and barcodes, they are always saved inside conversion-history/qr_codes/ and conversion-history/barcodes/ respectively.
For Morse code audio, the MP3 file is saved in conversion-history/morse_audio.mp3 and you'll be asked if you want to keep it after playing.
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Copy the result to clipboard (not supported by QR code, barcode, or Morse sound modes) [--copy]