latinify

Just another super-typical Pig Latin translator...you already know what to expect 😂

Description

A pretty simple bare-bones Pig Latin translator...that's literally it.

Pig Latin is a fun little "language" of sorts, where the meaning of words are obsufcated through bleeding-edge encryption techniques, rendering the sentence intelligible to the untrained eye.

But you wouldn't dare do that by hand, would you?

Getting Started

Dependencies

• Install the Rustup toolchain for your system.

Installing

• Add Cargo's binary directory to your path environment variables.
  The rustup installer should do this for you, but if not, it should be located at ~/.cargo/bin (Linux) or %USERPROFILE\.cargo\bin (Windows).
• Simply run cargo install latinify at a terminal and it'll be installed from crates.io.

Executing program

• Type latinify at a prompt

$ latinify
Welcome to latinify! Type a sentence and press Return/Enter to get started...
> _

• You can then simply type the sentence you want to be translated, and hit the Return/Enter key on your keyboard to translate it.

> Hello, World! It's a beautiful day today...
Ellohay, Orldway! Ithay'say ahay beautifulay dayay todayay...

> _

Typing :exit will quit the interpreter.

Building from source

• Clone this repository

$ git clone https://github.com/poopsicles/latinify

• Switch to the newly created directory

$ cd ./latinify

• Compile using cargo

$ cargo build

• Cargo will grab the required dependencies and create the binary at ./target/debug/latinify
  
  

Version History

• 1.0
  • Initial release
    
    

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License, more details here.