unimacro 0.0.3.10

Unimacro __init__

Unimacro

The Unimacro project aims to provide a rich set of command grammars, that can be configured by the users without programming knowledge. Read more at Natlink, including Unimacro and Vocolaa

Installing

Unimacro is reasonably stable, but still in alpha. Check the Unimacro Issues to see the problem areas - probably nothing you can't live without.

Install a prerelease of Python for Win 32

The latest the version of Python for Win 32 in the Python Packing Index (300) has some bugs that affect Unimacro. So you need to install a later version.

You can download can updated pywin32 from https://github.com/mhammond/pywin32/pull/1622/checks, click on Artifacts, download the artifacts, extract the files to your computer somehwhere.

In a shell with administrator privileges, pip install --force-reinstall .\pywin32-300.1-cp38-cp38-win32.whl.

Install unimacro

Install from the Test Python Package Index with the following.

pip install --no-cache --index-url https://test.pypi.org/simple/ --extra-index-url https://pypi.org/simple unimacro

Location of Grammars

Grammars installed with Unimacro will be installed in: the Lib\site-packages\unimacro\UnimacroGrammars sub-directory of your Python installation. Good ones to start with include _folders.py and _clickbyvoice.py as most users will find web and file system navigation by voice useful.

More about Unimacro Grammars

Developer instructions.

Follow the instructions for Natlink, replacing 'natlink' with 'unimacro'. The same commands for building packages and publishing are available in the unimacro root.

If you wish to build or publish a package, there are:

• build_package.ps1 and build_package.ps1 to build the packages.
• publish_package_pypi.ps1/.cmd to upload the package to the Python Packaging Index
• publish_package_testpypi.ps1/.cmd to upload the packkage to the Test Python Packaging Index