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gukhanmun-loanwords-fst
This distribution contains NIKL loanword spelling examples compiled into
Gukhanmun FST dictionary binaries (loanwords.fst) for the gukhanmun Python
package. It has no API of its own and does not depend on gukhanmun.
Installation
Install it through the matching extra of the core package:
pip install 'gukhanmun[loanwords]'
Usage
Installing the data does not change any converter. Add it explicitly:
from gukhanmun import Converter
from gukhanmun.dictionaries import loanwords
converter = Converter(dictionaries=[
loanwords(),
])
To read a resource directly, use importlib.resources:
from importlib.resources import files
data = (files("gukhanmun_loanwords_fst") / "loanwords.fst").read_bytes()
License
GPL-3.0-or-later AND LicenseRef-NIKL-Free-Use. See LICENSE and
ATTRIBUTION.md for the code license and the data attribution.
provenance.json records the source snapshot and the hashes of the bundled
files.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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