The Aletheia document image analysis system, Transkribus, LAREX, QURATOR-neat and eScriptorium offer the possibility to install additional virtual keyboards or to customize them. This repository offers about 80 keyboards based on the MUFI snapshot for download on the Github page.
You can download the suitable keyboard here.
The production of the keyboards is done automatically. An XSLT stylesheet and a Github action workflow are used.
If you want to create the keyboard on your computer
- an XSLT processor is installed (Saxon is recommended)
- clone the repo and
- the following command is necessary.
For Aletheia
java -jar saxon-he.jar -xsl:scripts/keyboard.xsl output=keyboards -s:scripts/keyboard.xsl
For Transkribus
java -jar saxon-he.jar -xsl:scripts/keyboard.xsl output=tkeyboards -s:scripts/keyboard.xsl
For LAREX
java -jar saxon-he.jar -xsl:scripts/keyboard.xsl output=lkeyboards -s:scripts/keyboard.xsl
For QURATOR-neat
java -jar saxon-he.jar -xsl:scripts/keyboard.xsl output=qkeyboards -s:scripts/keyboard.xsl
For eScriptorium
java -jar saxon-he.jar -xsl:scripts/keyboard.xsl output=ekeyboards -s:scripts/keyboard.xsl
📝 Note: The keyboards are stored in the folder ghout/keyboards on your system.
- MUFI: The Medieval Unicode Font Initiative https://mufi.info/
- Aletheia https://www.primaresearch.org/tools/Aletheia
- Transkribus https://readcoop.eu/transkribus/
- LAREX https://github.com/OCR4all/LAREX
- QURATOR-neat https://github.com/qurator-spk/neat
- eScriptorium https://gitlab.com/scripta/escriptorium
- Saxon https://www.saxonica.com/welcome/welcome.xml