A novel text & programming editor: Aura Text #Programming #Software
Aura Text is a versatile and powerful text editor that provides all the necessary tools for developers. It is build using Tkinter and Python. It’s under an open source MIT license.
Features
Well, edit Text Files
Line Numbers
Open files via File Directory
Refractoring
Goto Line
Auto Completion (Python, C++ and HTML(beta) Supported)
Highlighter
Text Encrypt and Decrypt
Text to Speech
Syntax Highlighting
Auto Indent
Summary mode to see entire data of your file(s)
Google search a specific keyword from the notes
Instantly get article from Wikipedia about the selected word from the notes, without even leaving the app
Universal dark mode
Adjust transparency of the window, so that you can copy text from another app without even closing or minimizing the Notes.
Always on top
Search for words in sites like Google, Stackoverflow and Github
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