sk-translit

Description Sk-translit is a simple Bash script that transliterates sanskrit text between several encoding schemes. Supported schemes are devanāgarī, IAST, ITRANS, Harvard-Kyoto, and SLP1. The script also features a parsing option that permits to transliterate only selected portions of the input text. Installation Nothing in particular is required. However, Bash 4+ is necessary, UTF-8 encoding must be activated on your system, and you need to install some unicode devanāgarī font. You can call the script with : bash sk-translit.sh Alternatively, you may want to define some aliases in you ~/.bash_aliases. For example: alias sk-translit="bash /home/myself/some_directory/sk-translit.sh" Then: source ~/.bashrc And now you can call the script just with: sk-translit

sk-translit.sh