Morse Mouse might save your life when you’re in danger – with it’s shiny flashing (eyes).
Get to know one of monozygotic twins here Tobis'Mouse or Alex'Mouse.
With Morse Mouse you can easily en- and de-code Text to and from Morse Code. Very handy when playing with children, spies, army folk or you really need help and there is network reception… Stay tuned for the offline version.
This web app is a friendly cooperation between Tobias Erich and Alexander Ruppert and a guy we met named Typescript.
Built mainly with
- React
- TypeScript
- Emotion
- npm
General:
- Enter Text and simultaneously see the translation in Morse Code and vice versa
- By pushing the ‘Play’ Button activate the morse light
- The ‘SOS’ directly flashes ‘… --- …’ which one one click
- Text/ Morse Code will play indefinitely in a loop
- Until stopped by the user
const morseLight = ({
morseCodeSplit,
setLightOn,
setMorseCodeSplit,
}: MorseLightProps) => {
const dotFlashLength = 400;
const dashFlashLength = dotFlashLength * 3;
const breaks = dotFlashLength;
const newMorseSplit = [...morseCodeSplit];
const returnedFirstChar = newMorseSplit.shift();
switch (returnedFirstChar) {
case ".":
setTimeout(() => {
setLightOn(true);
}, breaks);
setTimeout(() => {
setLightOn(false);
setMorseCodeSplit(newMorseSplit);
}, dotFlashLength + breaks);
break;
case "-":
setTimeout(() => {
setLightOn(true);
}, breaks);
setTimeout(() => {
setLightOn(false);
setMorseCodeSplit(newMorseSplit);
}, dashFlashLength + breaks);
break;
case " ":
setTimeout(() => {
setLightOn(true);
}, breaks + dashFlashLength);
setTimeout(() => {
setLightOn(false);
setMorseCodeSplit(newMorseSplit);
}, breaks);
break;
case "/":
setTimeout(() => {
setLightOn(false);
}, 7 * dotFlashLength);
setTimeout(() => {
setLightOn(true);
setMorseCodeSplit(newMorseSplit);
}, breaks);
}
};
Clone the repo. Run:
npm install
For a preview:
npm run start
The app should start either way in your browser (usually on http://localhost:3000)
MIT © Alexander Ruppert & Tobias Erich