mordorjs 0.0.1

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+Copyright (c) 2026 Péter Vívó
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+# mordor.js
+
+`mordor.js` is a toolkit and npm module around the Mordor file formats and 1W-style JavaScript transformations, also able to create modor-code and mordor-project files.
+
+## What I Built
+Everybody knows that productivity is measured in LOC. The more lines of code you produce, the more serious your project must be. Clean, readable code matters too, of course. And surely you remember the old convention that a line should stay under 80 characters.
+
+We chose to move beyond that.
+
+In mordor.js, there is only one rule:
+
+the maximum line length is 1.
+
+That is all.
+
+Simple, isn’t it?
+
+## 1D programming language
+Because the whole codebase is a single vertical line, it comes with many advantages:
+
+- Long lines are no longer a problem
+- AI has a much harder time reading your code
+- Your editor width becomes irrelevant
+- Horizontal scrolling is gone forever
+- Screenshot-based code theft becomes much less practical
+- Your daily LOC can grow to legendary numbers
+- Code review becomes an act of courage
+
+
+## Usage
+
+```bash
+./mordor.js [options] [file]
+```
+
+If no file is provided, it reads from **stdin** (piped text) or defaults to the internal "MordorJS" manifesto.
+
+## Options
+
+| Option | Long Form | Description |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| `-w <num>` | `--wide <num>` | **Wrap into Columns:** Re-wraps the text into exactly `<num>` vertical strips. Words are preserved and distributed evenly. |
+| `-s` | | **Spacing:** Adds an empty space strip between each data strip for better readability. |
+| `-r [num]` | `--random [num]` | **Randomize:** Adds random vertical spacing (0 to `num`) before the first word and between every word in a strip. Default `num` is 3. |
+| `-b64` | `--base64` | **Base64 Mode:** Encodes input to Base64 first. Uses "virtual words" (2-7 chars) to allow wrapping and randomization. |
+| `-c` | `--copy` | **Clipboard:** Automatically copies the final vertical output to your system clipboard. |
+
+## License
+
+This repository uses a split-license model.
+
+### Source code
+All source code of the `mordor.js` program is licensed under the MIT License.
+
+See: [LICENSE](./LICENSE)
+
+### Specifications, format descriptions, and examples
+The following are licensed under CC BY 4.0:
+
+- `mordor-code-js` format description
+- `mordor-code` format description
+- `mordor-project` format description
+- examples, documentation, and format-spec texts unless stated otherwise
+
+See: [SPEC-LICENSE](./SPEC-LICENSE)
+
+## Notes
+
+The license of a file depends on its nature:
+
+- program source files are MIT
+- specification texts and examples are CC BY 4.0 unless explicitly marked otherwise
+
+## Copyright
+
+Copyright (c) 2026 Péter Vívó