Sudachi Dictionary for SudachiPy
Managing the dictionary resources as Python packages.
The dictionary files are not included in the packages; It will be downloaded upon installation (the procedure in setup.py).
The version (e.g., 20200330) and the edition (small, core, or full) is specified in INFO.json.
Commands to download and set the dictionaries
$ pip install sudachidict_core
$ pip install sudachidict_small
$ sudachipy link -t small
$ pip install sudachidict_full
$ sudachipy link -t full
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