cpinyin 0.1.2

Rewrite lxneng's xpinyin by cython

Rewrite lxneng’s xpinyin by cython since by commit 3599c101f659bb7cfbc7e5c5c5684206e4fab5f9 <https://github.com/lxneng/xpinyin/commit/3599c101f659bb7cfbc7e5c5c5684206e4fab5f9>.

The interfaces are completely consistent and can be seamlessly switched with xpinyin;

Install

pip install cpinyin

Usage

Replace xpinyin.Pinyin with cpinyin.Pinyin

>>> import cpinyin
>>> cpinyin.install()
>>> from xpinyin import Pinyin
>>> p = Pinyin()
>>> p.get_pinyin(u"上海")
'shang-hai'

Consistent with the xpinyin Api.

>>> from cpinyin import Pinyin
>>> p = Pinyin()
>>> # default splitter is `-`
>>> p.get_pinyin(u"上海")
'shang-hai'
>>> # show tone marks
>>> p.get_pinyin(u"上海", tone_marks=u'marks')
'shàng-hǎi'
>>> p.get_pinyin(u"上海", tone_marks=u'numbers')
>>> 'shang4-hai3'
>>> # remove splitter
>>> p.get_pinyin(u"上海", u'')
'shanghai'
>>> # set splitter as whitespace
>>> p.get_pinyin(u"上海", u' ')
'shang hai'
>>> p.get_initial(u"上")
'S'
>>> p.get_initials(u"上海")
'S-H'
>>> p.get_initials(u"上海", u'')
'SH'
>>> p.get_initials(u"上海", u' ')
'S H'

Please enter Chinese characters encoding by utf8.

>>> wordvalue = '中国'
>>> wordvalue= unicode(wordvalue, 'utf-8')
>>> s = p.get_initials(wordvalue, u'').lower()
'zg'