A new Onscreen Keyboard built using GNOME JS
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10 | Inactive |
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Is there any way to make the key codes a dependency without including `keycodes.tar.xz` in the package? Like npm, ... Unpacking that file on each enable is too much.
"keycodes.tar.gz" is generated using a Python program that utilizes `xkbcommon`, a library that isn't available through GJS or NPM (as far as I know, if it is possible, please let me know and I will implement a GJS equivalent of this Python script). Additionally, using a plain text file or a folder results in the final extension archive being too large for usage. I tried to call the Python script through GLib.spawn_command_line_sync, but it seemed too painful for the end user to have to install all of the dependencies. Please suggest any alternatives if possible. (Python script which generates a single keymap: https://github.com/Vishram1123/gjs-osk/blob/main/genKeyMap.py) (Shell script which generates a folder of all keymaps: https://github.com/Vishram1123/gjs-osk/blob/main/genAllKeyMaps.sh)
Ok but I'm going to reject this one since you are extracting on each enable without checking whether it is unpacked before (line 145 `extension.js`). btw, as we [recommended on EGO review guidelines](https://gjs.guide/extensions/review-guidelines/review-guidelines.html#scripts-and-binaries), you can mention `pip` command in the description for the dependencies.