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The Python version uses json files, separate from the xml files. Comments haven't been migrated still. I'm still not very happy with the way the keyboard texts are managed and that it requires running a separate tool to generate a .java file. It's at least better than manually editing an autogenerated file as before, and python3 is more widely available than the archaic Android build system |
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FUTO Keyboard
The goal is to make a good keyboard that doesn't spy on users. This repository is a fork of LatinIME (the Android Open-Source Keyboard).
The code is licensed under the FUTO Source First License 1.0.
Check out the FUTO Keyboard Wiki
Building
When cloning the repository, you must perform a recursive clone to fetch all dependencies:
git clone --recursive https://gitlab.futo.org/alex/latinime.git
You can also initialize this way if you forgot to specify the recursive clone:
git submodule update --init --recursive
You can then open the project in Android Studio and build it that way.