iantirta-text
Text processing and sequence utilities for Python.
iantirta-text provides small, composable utilities for working with
Unicode text, normalization, romanization, and filtering.
Installation
pip install iantirta-text
Optional language support:
pip install "iantirta-text[zh]"
pip install "iantirta-text[ja]"
pip install "iantirta-text[romanize]"
Quick Start
from iantirta.text import normalize, romanize, filter_text
text = normalize(" Hello, 世界! ")
print(text)
Romanization:
from iantirta.text import romanize
print(romanize("你好"))
# ni hao
print(romanize("日本語です"))
# nihongo desu
print(romanize("hello 你好 日本語です"))
# hello ni hao nihongo desu
Filtering:
from iantirta.text import filter_text
print(filter_text(
"hello world",
["world"],
))
# hello
Documentation
See the full documentation.
Project
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- License: Apache-2.0
1 maintainer
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