ipanema 202602.10

Packaged language data from Wiktionary

/ipaˈnẽmɐ/

ipanema provides an API in various programming languages to access the Wiktionary language database and other language-related data.

Python

$ python
>>> import ipanema
>>> from ipanema import query_language
>>> query_language('ca')
{'code': 'ca', 'canonical_name': 'Catalan', 'family': {'code': 'roa-ocr', 'canonical_name': 'Occitano-Romance', 'wikidata_item': 'Q599958', 'parent_family': 'Gallo-Romance', 'proto_language_code': None}, 'ancestor': 'Old Catalan', 'parent': 'None', 'wikidata_item': 'Q7026'}
>>> from ipanema import query_family
>>> query_family('Indo-European')
{'code': 'ine', 'canonical_name': 'Indo-European', 'wikidata_item': 'Q19860', 'parent_family': 'None', 'proto_language_code': 'ine-pro'}

Java

import ipanema.language.model.Language;
import ipanema.language.model.LanguageData;

Optional<Language> ca = LanguageData.load().getLanguage("ca");

Swift

import Ipanema

let ca = try! Polyglot.sharedInstance.languageData("ca")

JSON

$ jq '.ca' data/lang_data.json
{
  "ancestors": "roa-oca",
  "canonicalName": "Catalan",
  "family": "roa-ocr",
  "scripts": "Latn",
  "sort_key": {
    "remove_diacritics": "̧̀́̈·"
  },
  "standard_chars": "AaÀàBbCcÇçDdEeÉéÈèFfGgHhIiÍíÏïJjLlMmNnOoÓóÒòPpQqRrSsTtUuÚúÜüVvXxYyZz· ',-‐‑‒–—…∅",
  "type": "regular",
  "wikidata_item": "Q7026"
}

SQLite

$ sqlite data/languages.sqlite
sqlite> select * from languages where code = 'ca';
ca|Catalan||roa-oca|roa-ocr|regular|Q7026

Language data

Data sources:

• Module:languages/data2, Module:languages/data3, Module:families/data

Extraction

The actual language data is stored in a submodule (ipanema-data). To update/regenerate the data manually:

$ make clean # delete stored data
$ make

Language codes

The Wiktionary language code is defined as follows:

1. If the language has a two-letter code in the ISO 639-1 standard, then that code is used.
2. If the language has a three-letter code in the ISO 639-3 standard, then that code is used.
3. If the language has a three-letter code in the ISO 639-2 standard, then that code is used. (rare)
4. Any language which does not have an ISO code, but which is to be included in Wiktionary, has a new Wiktionary-specific "exceptional" code devised for it.

License

The language data extracted from Wiktionary is subject to the Creative Commons license, CC BY-SA 4.0. The data has been transformed (into a machine-readable format), but not modified. The project itself is licensed as MIT, see LICENSE.