didYouMean
didYouMean is Python module that you can use to correct spelling mistakes. It leverages Google Translate's "Did You Mean" feature, detecting the input language unless you specify one.
Requirements
- Python3
selenium
Usage
python didYouMean.py "fotball"
> football
python didYouMean.py "football"
> football
python didYouMean.py "ich bin mude" "de"
> ich bin müde
from didyoumean3.didyoumean import did_you_mean
did_you_mean("fotball") # -> football
did_you_mean("football") # -> football
did_you_mean("ich bin mude") # -> ich bin müde
Credits
Adapted by @PLNech based on the work by @bkvirendra.
License
DidYouMean3 is free software under the Gnu GPLv3 license.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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