Micky Morse

Micky Morse is a binary -> morse code -> text interpreter.

Binary data is, by default, provided through a color based transmitter. However, it is possible (indeed MickyMorse is designed to) to read binary data from sound, radiowaves, etc.

Data which is in binary form is converted to morse code. The morse code is later interpreted and converted to text, e.g. "Hello World".

Usage

Constructor

var red = [255, 0, 0, 1]; // Color -> red -> 1
var blue = [0, 0, 255, 1]; // Color -> blue -> 0
var reader = MickyMorse(new MMData(red, blue, red, red, red)); // Returns 'a'

Feed and Poop

var red = [255, 0, 0, 1]; // Color "red" which is equivalent to 1.
var blue = [0, 0, 255, 1]; // Color "blue" which is equivalent to 0.
var reader = MickyMorse();
reader.feed(new MMData(red))
	.feed(new MMData(blue, red, red, red)); // 'feed' injects data into the reader and can be chained as well
reader.poop(); // Returns 'a'

MMData

MMData (Micky Morse Data) is an object representing the binary data. It is passed onto Micky Morse Reader for interpretation.

It can take communicative methods like color, sound, radiowaves, etc and interprets them as binary.

Example

var red = [255, 0, 0, 1]; // Color -> red -> 1
var blue = [0, 0, 255, 1]; // Color -> blue -> 0
new MMData(red, blue, red, red, red); // The constructor accepts unlimited arguments, each representing a piece of data.

Morse Code Basics

Morse code is composed of dots and dashes. Sequence of dots and dashes make up characters. For example, 'a' is represened by a dot followed by a dash, "._".

Here's the morse codes -> text map shipped by default:

this.codeMap = {
    "._": "a",
    "_...": "b",
    "_._.": "c",
    "_..": "d",
    ".": "e",
    ".._.": "f",
    "__.": "g",
    "....": "h",
    "..": "i",
    ".___": "j",
    "_._": "k",
    "._..": "l",
    "__": "m",
    "_.": "n",
    "___": "o",
    ".__.": "p",
    "__._": "q",
    "._.": "r",
    "...": "s",
    "_": "t",
    ".._": "u",
    "..._": "v",
    ".__": "w",
    "_.._": "x",
    "_.__": "y",
    "__..": "z",
    "_____": "0",
    ".____": "1",
    ".____": "2",
    "...__": "3",
    "...._": "4",
    ".....": "5",
    "_....": "6",
    "__...": "7",
    "___..": "8",
    "____.": "9",
    "_.__.": "[",
    "_.__._": "]",
    "_.._.": "/",
    "..._.._": "$",
    ".____.": "'",
    "_.._.": "/",
    "._._.": "+",
    "___...": ":",
    "._._._": ".",
    "__..__": ",",
    "..__..": "?",
    "_...._": "-",
    ".__._.": "@",
    "_..._": "=",
    "..__._": "_",
    "_._.__": "!",
    "._._": "<br />",
    "_..._": "<br /><br />",
    "..._._": "end"
};