hangeul-jamo-py
Pure Python implementation for Korean Hangul syllable and jamo manipulation.
Installation
pip install hangeul-jamo-py
Quick Start
import hangeul_jamo_py as hangeul
# Decompose Hangul to jamo
hangeul.decompose_hcj('안녕하세요') # 'ㅇㅏㄴㄴㅕㅇㅎㅏㅅㅔㅇㅛ'
# Compose jamo to Hangul
hangeul.compose_hcj('ㅎㅏㄴㄱㅡㄹ') # '한글'
# Check character types
hangeul.is_hangul_syllable('한') # True
hangeul.is_hcj('ㄱ') # True
Core Functions
Composition/Decomposition
compose_hcj(text: str) -> str- Compose jamo to syllablesdecompose_hcj(text: str) -> str- Decompose syllables to HCJ jamocompose_jamo(text: str) -> str- Compose U+11xx jamo to syllablesdecompose_jamo(text: str) -> str- Decompose syllables to U+11xx jamo
Validation
is_hangul_syllable(char: str) -> bool- Check if Hangul syllable (U+AC00-U+D7A3)is_hcj(char: str) -> bool- Check if HCJ jamo (U+3131-U+318E)is_jamo(char: str) -> bool- Check if U+11xx jamois_jamo_lead/vowel/tail(char: str) -> bool- Check jamo position typeis_jamo_compound(char: str) -> bool- Check if compound jamo
Compound Jamo
decompose_compound(jamo: str) -> tuple[str, ...]- Decompose compound jamocompose_compound(components) -> str- Compose compound jamo
Conversion
jamo_to_hcj(char: str) -> str- Convert U+11xx to U+31xxhcj_to_jamo(char: str, position: str) -> str- Convert U+31xx to U+11xx
Features
- Zero dependencies - Pure Python implementation
- Python 3.13+ - Optimized for modern Python
- Type-safe - Full type hints
- Fast - O(1) lookups with pre-built tables
- Complete - Supports all 11,172 Hangul syllables
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