Ask google to recognize your kanji, but in elm
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README.md

google-handwriting-api-elm

built with nix

This is a proof of concept to figure out how the google translate API works. It consists of a canvas which will send its data to google in order to recognize japanese letters.

There are toggles which lets you filter out hiragana, katakana, etc.

Running

If you have elm (and make) already installed, you can run make and check the target directory for outputs.

However, it's preferably built with nix build

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