This is a fork of the original Google/Tania Finlayson Morse code trainer. Adapted to help people with a visual impairment - but also because many people prefer Auditory Mnemoics better than visual ones for learning morse code.
Main differences:
- Uses auditory cues - for correct/wrong and auditory mnemoic hints
- Fixes a lot of problems with the original about not running in different browsers. The demo didn't reliably detect browsers/platforms.
Use with a dot and dash keyboard keys - or map switches to these keys
Learn More at g.co/morse.
Built using Phaser.js.
npm install; // install dependencies
npm run start; // start the local webserver
npm install && npm rebuild node-sass && npm run browserify && npm run sass
; // run for production
The application includes an API service for collecting analytics data. The API service is built with Express.js and connects to a MySQL database on DigitalOcean.
The application now includes a public data export feature that allows researchers and developers to access anonymized training data:
- Data Export Page: Visit
/data-exportfor a user-friendly interface - JSON Export:
/api/data-dump- Complete dataset in JSON format - CSV Export:
/api/data-dump/csv- Spreadsheet-friendly format - Live Statistics:
/api/stats- Real-time usage statistics and analytics
All exported data is anonymized to protect user privacy while preserving learning patterns for research purposes.
For detailed deployment instructions, see:
- API Service README - For API service specific setup
- DEPLOYMENT.md - For unified deployment of both the static site and API service
The application can be deployed as a single app on DigitalOcean App Platform, with both the static site and API service components working together.
Originally made by Tania Finlayson and Use All Five with friends at the Google Creative Lab in collaboration. This fork was made by the Ace Centre. Matthew Wade, Actor & Voice over artist, Kindly created the "soundsalike" sounds.
This is not an officially supported Google product.
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