;;; emacspeak-kite.el --- Speech-enable KITE  -*- lexical-binding: t; -*-
;;; $Id: emacspeak-kite.el 4797 2007-07-16 23:31:22Z tv.raman.tv $
;;; $Author: tv.raman.tv $
;;; Description:  Speech-enable KITE An Emacs Interface to kite
;;; Keywords: Emacspeak,  Audio Desktop kite
;;{{{  LCD Archive entry:

;;; LCD Archive Entry:
;;; emacspeak| T. V. Raman |raman@cs.cornell.edu
;;; A speech interface to Emacs |
;;; $Date: 2007-05-03 18:13:44 -0700 (Thu, 03 May 2007) $ |
;;;  $Revision: 4532 $ |
;;; Location undetermined
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;;;Copyright (C) 1995 -- 2018, T. V. Raman
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;;{{{ Introduction:

;;; Commentary:
;;; kite connects Emacs to browsers that support the webkit debugging protocol.
;;; You can use this to connect to a running Chrome
;;; Make sure to start chrome with the correct command-line flag: e.g., on Linux:
;;; google-chrome --remote-debugging-port=9222
;;; You can get  Emacs package kite from here:
;;; git clone git://github.com/jscheid/kite
;;; Make sure to first install the websocket package from elpa.
;;; This package speech-enables kite for Emacspeak users.
;;; This is what I use at present when developing/debugging ChromeVox.
;;; ChromeVox == http://google-axs-chrome.googlecode.com
;;; http://chromevox.com

;;}}}
;;{{{  Required modules

(require 'cl-lib)
(cl-declaim  (optimize  (safety 0) (speed 3)))
(require 'emacspeak-preamble)

;;}}}
;;{{{ Customizations:

(defgroup emacspeak-kite nil
  "Speech-enable KITE interaction."
  :group 'emacspeak)

;;}}}
;;{{{ Map Faces:
(voice-setup-add-map
 '(
   ;; kite-console.el:
   (kite-log-warning  voice-animate)
   (kite-log-error voice-bolden-and-animate)
   (kite-log-debug voice-monotone)
   (kite-log-log voice-monotone)
   (kite-object voice-bolden)
   (kite-number voice-smoothen)
   (kite-boolean voice-monotone)
   (kite-null voice-smoothen)
   (kite-undefined voice-animate)
   (kite-string voice-lighten)
   (kite-quote voice-lighten)
   (kite-loading voice-animate-extra)
   (kite-property-name voice-smoothen-medium)
   (kite-proto-property-name voice-smoothen-extra)
   (kite-console-prompt-face voice-brighten)
   (kite-stack-error-type voice-animate)
   (kite-stack-error-message voice-bolden)
   (kite-stack-function-name voice-bolden-medium)
   (kite-stack-pseudo-file-name voice-lighten)
   (kite-stack-file-name voice-lighten-medium)
   (kite-stack-line-number voice-smoothen)
   (kite-stack-column-number voice-smoothen)

   ;; kite-dom-css.el:
   ;; kite-dom.el:
   ;; kite.el:
   ;; kite-net.el:
   ;; kite-repl.el:
   ))
;;}}}
(provide 'emacspeak-kite)
;;{{{ end of file

;;; local variables:
;;; folded-file: t
;;; byte-compile-dynamic: t
;;; end:

;;}}}
