mackyclemen/uwu-cpp

A simple, interactive command-line uwu translator. Includes the simple uwu library for third party use.

uwu-cpp

A simple, interactive command-line uwu translator. Includes the simple uwu library for third party use.

why?

This is only a project to recall the basic programming fundamentals for C++. Also, because why not? the world needs more uwus. To use this in any of your C++ projects, just include the uwulib.h file. See below for usage of the library.

any features?

The translator only converts the letters 'l' and 'r' to the letter 'w', as well as any words that have 'mo' and 'no' to 'myo-' and 'nyo-'. Also, who dares to forget the 'uwu' at the end!?

How do I use the command line tool?

You can launch the command line in interactive mode by launching the executable, or jump straight to the translation by passing text (with quotes) as a parameter in the command line.

sounds cool! sign me up!

Just clone this repository to your local device and compile it with a C++ compiler of your choice!

uwulib.h: how do you use this?

Just call the uwu::translate() method, passing in a std::string as an argument.

uwu-cpp's Issues

Add new stutter rule

Some translators account stuttering in the text (eg. "when's the party gonna be" to "w-when's the p-pawty gonna be? uwu").

This option will be optional in the library, and can be activated when you pass a boolean to the uwu::translate(...) method.

Implementation will be worked here on this issue.