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Auxiliary tables used at SBS to generate good German Braille using liblouis
https://github.com/sbsdev/sbs-braille-tables

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Auxiliary tables used at SBS to generate good German Braille using liblouis

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# Introduction

This project contains auxiliary tables that are used at SBS to
generate good German Braille using liblouis.

# Documentation

None so far.

# Installation

Unpack the the distribution tarball, go to the directory it creates and run

``` console
./configure
make
sudo make install
```

This will add the sbs braille tables to the liblouis installed on the
system (/usr/local/share/liblouis/tables).

Alternatively, create the Debian package (see below) and install it
with `dpkg -i *.deb`.

# Packaging

To update the version number in `tables/sbs-version.utb` first run

``` console
./autogen.sh && ./configure
```

Then build a Debian package by running

``` console
debuild -us -uc -b -d
```

This will create a deb file in `../.`

To increase the Debian package version edit `debian/changelog`.

If you do not want to install liblouis locally (which is needed for
validating the tables) you can use Docker to isolate the build:

``` console
docker build -t sbsdev/braille-tables -f Dockerfile .
docker run --name braille-tables sbsdev/braille-tables
docker cp braille-tables:/usr/src/sbs-braille-tables_1.11.4_all.deb .
docker rm braille-tables
```

# License

The tables contained within this package are free software. See the
file COPYING for copying conditions.