This repository can be used as a morse code convertor .

1 . Open cmd and change its directory to the folder where you want to clone this repository

2. type git clone https://github.com/fun-with-codes/morseconverote.git

now this repository is cloned in that folder .

You can convert Morse code to English text and vise versa by

running the morseconverter.py

or

importing decoder.py and encoder.py into your python file making it as a functionality in your code by calling its class .

Read futher on Who To do those .

Open cmd in the folder in which this repository is cloned

Then type python morseconvertor.py

Python files starts running .

You can input morse code or english text directly in the command prompt or select a file in which it is typed .

first the program will ask you to enter 'e' or 'd'

1.'e' means encode - converts morse code to english text .

2."d" means decode - converts english text to morse code .

This input will not terminate until you type either 'e' or 'd' , if anything other that those are inputed it asks for input again

Then the program will ask you to type 't' Or 's'

1.'t' means text file - to select morse code or English Text from a text file

2.'s' means String - to type String as an input when asked For.

This input will not terminate until you type either 't' or 's' , if anything other that those are inputed it asks for input again

Then the program will ask you to type 't' Or 's'

1.'t' means text file - to save the morse code or English Text into a text file saved in the same folder as the python file is saved

2.'s' means String - to print a string value in the console .

This input will not terminate until you type either 't' or 's' , if anything other that those are inputed it asks for input again

Then the program will ask You For File location of Text to convert if You choose 't' in second one or else to input string if 's' is choosen

Then the result is saved in text file if 't' is choosen in third input or else it prints the result string .

You would need decoder.py to Convert Morse Code to English Text and encoder.py to convert English Text to Morse Code

To add it in you code import those files as modules in your code

make sure you have that file in the same folder as of the python file you are importing it in or specify the python file path during import.

import decoder as decoder

then call its class as an object like

decoder.decoder("FileOrString" , "FileLocationOrStringValue" , "FileOrStringToOutput")

the class take three parameters as Strings

1.FileOrString - pass "file" if You want to input Morse Code From a File

             pass "string" if you want to input the string as parameter

2.FileLocationOrStringValue - pass "FileLocation" if the First Parameter Was File , make sure you end the locaton with filname.txt

                          pass "String to be converted" if the first parameter was String .

3.FileOrStringToOutput - pass "file" if you want to save the output as a text file . the text file will be saved in the same folder as of this python file .

                     pass "String" if you want the output to be returned as a string which can be saved in a variable .
                     this will return a string so make sure you create object inside a variable like TextValue = decoder.decoder("string",".- -...","string")

import encoder as encoder

then call its class as an object like

encoder.encoder("FileOrString" , "FileLocationOrStringValue" , "FileOrStringToOutput")

the class take three parameters as Strings

1.FileOrString - pass "file" if You want to input English Text From a File

             pass "string" if you want to input the string as parameter

2.FileLocationOrStringValue - pass "FileLocation" if the First Parameter Was File , make sure you end the locaton with filname.txt

                          pass "String to be converted" if the first parameter was String .

3.FileOrStringToOutput - pass "file" if you want to save the output as a text file . the text file will be saved in the same folder as of this python file .

                     pass "String" if you want the output to be returned as a string which can be saved in a variable .
                     this will return a string so make sure you create object inside a variable like TextValue = encoder.encoder("string","Funwithcodes","string")