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Starisian-Technologies/SPARXSTAR-3iatlas-multilingual-keyboard

Domain:

natural language processing

Record type:

tools
Creator:
Sta
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The SPARXSTAR 3iAtlas Multilingual Keyboard is an integrated typing solution designed for under-resourced and West African languages. It lets users seamlessly switch between a standard layout equipped with a specialized character toolbar and an advanced Keyman engine for complex linguistic scripts. # 3iAtlas Multilingual Input `@starisian/3iatlas-multilingual-input` is a standalone, client-side TypeScript package for multilingual text input across 3iAtlas products. It runs in browsers, including Android and iOS web apps. It is not a WordPress plugin, and it contains no PHP, no server, and no database. Node is used only for development, testing, building, and publishing. Read `TECHNICAL_SPEC.md` first — it governs this package. ## Availability and AiWA validation are separate Two independent states, deliberately not conflated: - **Available** — a licensed, version-pinned keyboard loads and passes input tests. The profile can be selected and typed with. Gate: `isKeyboardAvailable`. - **AiWA linguistically validated** — AiWA reviewed the exact language, orthography, script, and regional variant. Gate: `isLinguisticallyValidated`. A keyboard may be **available without being validated**. That is what lets product and engineering work proceed without making false linguistic claims. **No profile is AiWA-validated yet.** Mandinka, Wolof, and Fula are all available; none is certified. Render `describeValidationStatus( profile )` verbatim rather than inventing wording — CI fails the build if that string would claim validation for an unvalidated profile. See `docs/PROFILE-REVIEW.md`. ## Example application `examples/integration` proves the package against five host surfaces: a native input, a textarea, a contenteditable surface, a controlled React input, and the WordPad adapter boundary. ```bash pnpm run build pnpm --filter @starisian/3iatlas-multilingual-input-example run dev ``` ## Packages | Package | Purpose | | --------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | `…-core` …