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refer to dhowe/ritajs-v2#72 (comment)

should have same css (note that the latter is copied from rita2doc)

/ritaweb/index.html#reference-wrapper
/ritaweb/reference.html

Device1: Android 8.0.0 Firefox 68.11.0
Device2: iOS 12.1.1 Builtin Safari

Screenshots
Problem 1:

Problem 2:

Problem 4:

Refer to issue #2

• analyze

• Markov

On download page of the new website, right now it's only possible to hover over minified version, no matter where the cursor is actually located.

see below

Did you test these pages? they don't look very good

First run /rita2doc/run.sh, then check

• http://localhost/git/rita2doc/ref/static/RiScript.html
• http://localhost/git/rita2doc/ref/static/POS.html
• add new page for phonemes (see below)
• make sure they are correctly linked from pages (RiTa.pos, RiTa.phones, RiTa.grammar)

Originals:

• https://rednoise.org/rita/reference/PennTags.html
• https://github.com/dhowe/rita2js#ritascript
• https://rednoise.org/rita/reference/PhonemeTags.php

It seems that the references are not correctly linked

the Urls should be like reference/RiTa/RiTa.VERSION/index.php and reference/RiTa/RiTa.addTransform/index.php

refer to #2

In reference, only the first three items have sub menus while the last three have direct links. Arrows for the last three items should be hidden to avoid confusions.

adapt RiTa.php, RiGrammar.php, and RiMarkov.php

Now out-of-date, should be the generated file: rita2doc/ref/index.html

It seems that those images are missing

refere to #2

• Test in mobile browsers [SC, delegate to JC?]
• Integrate/test examples (p5, dom) [SC]
• Check.migrate quickstart guides [DH]
• Redo download page [DH/SC]

Use the text below for now, with css so that it matches the design/layout:

Version 2 of RiTa is a complete rewrite of the library that is smaller, faster, more use-friendly, and more easily maintained. Unfortunately, however, is not backwards-compatible with programs written with version 1.x. Nearly all of the functionality of v1 is still available (plus lots of new features), but much of the organization and many of the function names have changed. Migrating an older work to v2 is generally quite straightforward, involving a few function name changes (plus I'm happy to help if you run into problems).

With that said, some of the more major changes:

• Nearly all features of the library are now static functions on the RiTa object. So you can access them as RiTa.XXX(), e.g., RiTa.phones(), RiTa.tokenize(), RiTa.conjugate(), and so on. This means that there is only one object to worry about importing into your programs.

• The RiMarkov and RiGrammar objects are significantly improved, and are now accessed via the RiTa.markov() and RiTa.grammar() static functions. RiTa grammars are still compatible with JSON, but can now include all the features of RiScript.

• RiScript is a new scripting language designed to allow authors to easily integrate static text with simple generative primitives (choices, sequences, transforms, etc.). RiScript is designed specifically for writers (for example, no quotes are required for strings) and can be run via RiTa.evaluate() or simply included in any RiTa grammar.

• RiTa v2 is available for Java (via Maven and github-packages) and JavaScript (via npm and unpkg). It is also available, of course, as a library for Processing and p5.js.

• http://doc.gold.ac.uk/compartsblog/index.php/work/generative-dreaming/
• https://courses.ideate.cmu.edu/15-104/f2016/author/rnayyarandrew-cmu-edu/
• https://dev.to/christiankastner/text-poetry-completer-3a26 (?)