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# pyglance
A python client and library for [Glance](http://github.com/Miserlou/Glance) applications.
It's not the best because it doesn't have top/bottom registration marks yet. Improvements welcome.
## Installation
pip install pyglance
## Usage (CLI)
$ glance filename.txt
$ glance file1.txt file2.txt --speed 500
## Usage (Programmatic)
from pyglance import glance
glance(your_text_string)
wpm = 800
glance(your_text_string, wpm)
## About
There were some other attempts to do this, but none that quite accurately matched the 'Glance' timing and spacing specification.
This is used by the [seek](http://github.com/Miserlou/seek) project.
3 Clause BSD, Rich Jones 2014.
1 maintainer
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