Typescript player for HTML5

Advantages:

• The Javascript is entirely self-contained. It does not require any special setup on the server side and you don't have to rely on a third-party server.
• Reduces data transfer without blurring the text (although HTML5 Canvas can be blurred under some circumstances)
• New text stays entirely within the canvas and is not added to the web page, thus avoiding bad interactions with screenreaders and accessibility CSS
• Canvas appears only on wide screens, won't clutter mobile devices (I'm assuming the demonstration is non-essential)
• Animation does not start until clicked on (to avoid annoying anyone who's not looking at it), and can be paused/resumed at any time by clicking again
• The typescript can be viewed in the Javascript source.

Disadvantages:

• No rewind control
• Won't stop the screensaver
• Can't copy/paste or change the font without looking at the source
• The terminal program must be simple: think line-mode interaction with some colours. Full-screen editors etc will not work properly (at least not without further work on the converter)
• No screen-reader accessibility. But as mentioned above I'm assuming the demonstration is entirely optional; people who don't think visually shouldn't need it (I know I don't; I'm just doing this because apparently some sighted people want it).

Download: script2canvas.py (License: MIT)

Usage:

1. On a GNU/Linux terminal, do script -t log2 2>log1 and record as appropriate
2. Do python script2canvas.py >demo.js
3. Optionally edit the resulting demo.js file if you want to 'airbrush' your mistakes
4. In your HTML, put:
   <span id="DOStoyPlace"></span><script src="demo.js"></script>
5. Test