{

"name": "Textpression",

"tagline": "A drop-in JavaScript library to make text fun and dramatic.",

"body": "### Mission\r\n**Jargon:** Textpression is an engine for semantically parsing and dynamically rendering pieces of text in an expressive and additive way. \r\n**Normal:** Textpression is some code that'll read some text and generate a cool, expressive video-like thing that is easy to share online.\r\n\r\n### Goals\r\nTextpression is meant:\r\n* To be easy to get started from a simple HTML page\r\n* To be fun to use for anyone, for any text\r\n* To be Desktop-/Mobile-agnostic\r\n* To dramatize and more deeply express text\r\n* As a learning experience for me and anyone looking at the code\r\n\r\n### Features\r\n* Easy sharing using encoded-text URL hash\r\n* Very pretty backgrounds and effects\r\n* MIT licensed\r\n* Dynamic semantic parsing (per-phrase sentiment analysis) // TODO\r\n\r\n### Screenshots\r\n\r\n\r\n### Libraries\r\nTextpression uses lots of different 3rd-party libraries. Full list to come later as things take more shape.\r\n\r\n### Author\r\nWritten and edited by [@therealtakeshi](https://twitter.com/therealtakeshi). Questions/comments go there.",

"note": "Don't delete this file! It's used internally to help with page regeneration."

}