TextProApp

This project was developed under the Coursera course Data Structures and Performance by University of California San Diego. It is an advanced text editor that uses a variety of data structures to implement following features:

• Flesch Index - A score of the readability of input text. Higher the score, easier the text is to read.
• Markov Text Generator - It generates a text with specified number of words bases on a sample text.
• Spell-checker - It highlights the misspelled words in the input text.
• Auto-complete - It can be used to give predictions for a word before it is completed.
• Spelling correction - It provides suggestions to correct the misspelled words.

The data structures used are:

• Arrays
• Linked Lists
• Binary Search Trees
• Tries
• Hash Maps

The sketch UI code is provided as part of the course. The RichTextFX API is used for the implementation of the text area in the application.

Here is a sample of the editor.

Getting started

The following steps will help you in getting a copy of the editor up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

Prerequisites

• Eclipse IDE
• Java 8
• Java FX

Setup

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/amitpant14/TextProApp

2. Import the project in eclipse using following steps:

• Create a new Java Project in your workspace.
• Go to File -> Import.
• Select 'File System'
• Browse to the cloned directory and set it as the root directory.

Running

Run the MainApp.java file to get the editor running.

You are free to use any other IDE or to manually compile and run the app.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. You can see the full license here.