This is a Spellchecker for Malayalam language based on Malayalam morphology analyser - mlmorph.
Installation
Python 3 is required. Using with venv is recommended
$ pip install mlmorph_spellchecker
Usage
from mlmorph_spellchecker import SpellChecker spellchecker = SpellChecker() if spellchecker.spellcheck(word) is True: print('%s ✔️' % (word)) else: print('%s ❌ Suggestions: %s' % (word, spellchecker.candidates(word)))
Command line interface
$ python -m mlmorph_spellchecker --help usage: __main__.py [-h] word positional arguments: word word to spellcheck optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit
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