TakeMessageCleaner 1.1.4

TakeMessageCleaner is a tool for pre processing messages

TakeMessageCleaner

TakeMessageCleaner is a tool for pre processing messages. It can be used to convert messages to lower case, correct spelling, remove elements like punctuation, emoji, whatapp's emoji, accentuation, number, cpf, url, e-mail, money, code, time, date and small talks. Also, it can pre process data from a dataframe, series, list or csv file.

MessageCleaner.from_dataframe: creates a constructor from a dataframe

• config_file_path: str
config_file_path is the path of the json file with the configuration
• dataframe: pd.core.frame.DataFrame
dataframe is the pandas dataframe that needs to be processed.
• content_column : str
content_column is the column name of the dataframe that has the information to be processed.

MessageCleaner.from_series: creates a constructor from a series

• config_file_path: str
config_file_path is the path of the json file with the pre processing
• series: pd.core.frame.Series
series is the pandas series that needs to be processed.

MessageCleaner.from_list: creates a constructor from a list

• config_file_path: str
config_file_path is the path of the json file with the configuration
• lst: list
lst is the list of string that need to be processed.

MessageCleaner.from_file: creates a constructor from a csv file

file_path : str, content_column : str = 'Content', encoding: str = 'utf-8', sep: str = ';'

• config_file_path: str
config_file_path is the path of the json file with the configuration
• file_path : strt
file_path is the path of the csv file that needs to be processed.
• content_column: str
content_column is the column name of the dataframe that has the information to be processed. If the file separator is not set, the value 'Content' will be used.
• sep: str
sep is the csv file separator. If the file separator is not set, the value ';' will be used.
• encoding: str
encoding is the encoding of the csv file. If the file encoding is not set, the value 'utf-8' will be used.

MessageCleaner.pre_process: pre-process messages using a json file with the configuration.

The pre processing step is able to convert sentences to lower case, correct spelling and remove elements like punctuation, emoji, whatapp emoji, accentuation, number, cpf, url, e-mail, money, code, time, date and small talks. Optionally, you can activate use_placeholder to insert a placeholder where the element was removed. For example: "I want 2 apples" would be converted in "I want NUMBER apples".

config.json

{
	"use_placeholder": true,
	"verbose": true, 
	"processing": {
		"lower": true,
		"punctuation": true,
		"emoji": true,
		"wa_emoji": true,
		"accentuation": true,
		"number": true,
		"cpf": true,
		"url": true,
		"email": true,
		"money": true,
		"code": true,
		"time": true,
		"date": true,
		"spelling": true
	},
	"output": {
		"file_name": "output_file.csv",
		"file_encoding" : "utf-8",
		"file_sep": ";",
		"remove_duplicates": true,
		"remove_empty": true,
		"sort_by_length": true
	}
}

Installation

Use the package manager pip to install TakeMessageCleaner

pip install TakeMessageCleaner

Usage

import MessageCleaner as mc

cleaner = mc.MessageCleaner.from_file(config_file_path = 'C:/Documents/config.json', file_path = 'C:/Users/mydata.csv', sep = ';', encoding = 'latin-1')
result = cleaner.clean()
print(result)

Author

Karina Tiemi Kato

License

MIT