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PyMorseLive

Simple multi-channel timing-based morse decoder written in ~300 lines of Python.

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a94d5f75-3a7c-4923-a95c-cbe88091b095

Installation

Install from PyPI using

pip install PyMorseLive

Using

Open a command window and type

pymorse

Alternatively download the source file (there's only one currently in the pymorse folder) and edit it as needed.

Type

pymorse --help

to show the available command line options

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