Use deasciiify to translate ASCII text into readable non-ASCII text. It was created for the purpose of test data generation to detect unicode bugs and to use as a fake language on a webpage to simulate how foreign languages can break webpage layouts and whatnot. The output is deterministic to make automated testing easier.
Installation
$ pip install deasciiifyUsage
>>> from deasciiify import deasciiify
>>> print(deasciiify('The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.'))
Ṱḥẹ ʠǚîĉʞ ɓṙōẇṇ ᶂø× ǰúṁᶈș óʋᶒṝ ᵵĥĕ ȴạᵶý ḍọḡ.
>>> # elongate by 50%
>>> print(deasciiify('The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.',
... elongate=0.5))
𝕋ȟẹ ʠůḭċḱ ᵬṙồẁñ ḟḟᶂᵮợẋᶍ ǰưḿṁᵱṣᵴṣ ǫṽếṛᵳ ṭħȇ ɫäǎąẩžɀẓẑẕᶎᶎẓẓỹÿŷӮ ḋöᵷ.
>>> # elongate by 100 characters
>>> print(deasciiify('The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.',
... elongate=100))
Ʈɦẻ ʠűȋḉƙḱᶄḵḳķʞǩƙḱᶄḵḳ ƀᶉŏẁἦ ƒḟḟᶂḟƒởᶍ×ẍẋᶍ ĵứȗửǔǚṷȕǜûủũṳṹữụṻưṃɱḿṁḿɱḿṁᶈşᵴșŝș
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>>> # preserve HTML, entities, and gettext params
>>> print(deasciiify(
... 'The <em>quick</em> <strong style="color:brown;">brown</strong> '
... 'fox %(verb)s over the “lazy” %s.'))
Ṯȟè <em>ʠúᶖćḵ</em> <strong style="color:brown;">ḃᵲóẅἢ</strong> ḟọẍ %(verb)s
ȏʋềŕ ṱȟḝ “ḽӓżӮ” %s.1 maintainer
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