cyr
cyr is a simple console program that converts text written in plain ASCII to UTF-8 cyrillic.
About
- Authors: see the
LICENSE - License: MIT License
- Bug reports: https://github.com/Aleksej10/cyrillic/issues
- git clone https://github.com/Aleksej10/cyrillic
Dependencies
- python (>=3.6)
- torch
- numpy
nohup
Installing
Install through PyPI:
pip install cyr
Download .cyr_nets and move them to your home directory (mv .cyr_nets ~/)
Example use
If you know you're going to use it multiple times in a short period of time, it is best to use
it as a daemon to avoid loading nets (which takes most of the time) every time you run it.
Start daemon:
cyr -D
Convert file in place using daemon:
cyr -d -f file -i
Kill daemon when you're done:
cyr -K
In case of error check ~/.cyr_nohup for logs.
Check the man page after installing for more options.
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