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WIP · Gallifreyan translator
https://github.com/rossjrw/gallifreyo

doctor-who gallifreyan translator transliterator

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# Gallifreyo

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An English-to-Gallifreyan transliterator, based on
[Sherman's Gallifreyan](https://shermansplanet.com/gallifreyan/)
created by Loren Sherman.

Note that Sherman's Gallifreyan is a fan-made cipher and is not affiliated with
the BBC show Doctor Who.

[See it in action](https://rossjrw.com/gallifreyo)

## Project status

The goal of Gallifreyo is to be able to recreate the first image from the
[official guide](https://shermansplanet.com/gallifreyan/guide.pdf) to Sherman's
Gallifreyan — a transliteration of "hello sweetie" — to a
reasonable degree of accuracy.

This target image is simple but complex. It is a good indication of how well
Gallifreyo handles a range of requirements:

* low-level requirements like word positioning and sizing, letters and vowels,
and sentence formation
* medium-level requirements like dots, lines, and variance between letter types
* high-level requirements like double-letter and -vowel merging, sentence
outlining, and word interlocking

It's just missing punctuation, paragraphs (multiple sentences), and numbers.

Theirs | Ours (v0.2.0)
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Obviously, Gallifreyo is incomplete.

## Licensing

Gallifreyo is licensed under MIT.

Images produced by Gallifreyo are subject to the same licence of the text that
created them — if you wrote the text yourself, you own the copyright.