c3-NumParse
This package provides a set of tools for parsing a number from a string. It currently suppports:
- Parsing numeric values (e.g. "2410")
- Parsing number words (e.g. "one hundred forty five thousand two hundred three")
- Parsing negative numbers (e.g "negative fifty five")
- Parsing mixed numeric values and number words (e.g. "4 million")
- Parsing numeric ranges (e.g. "five to 10")
- Parsing units (e.g. "five miles", "8 to 10 hours")
These strings get parsed into a new RangeValue class which allows for ranges to be represented,
and any values in this form to be compared against each other.
Installation
pip install NumParse
Usage
from num_parse.NumParser import NumParser
num_parser = NumParser()
num_parser.parse_num("4 million") # returns 4000000
num_parser.parse_num("-135 thousand") # returns -135000
num_parser.parse_num("2 m") # returns 2 meter
num_parser.parse_num("five to six hours") # returns 5 to 6 hour
num_parser.parse_num("2 m") < num_parser.parse_num("2 in") # returns False
Unit Tests
In order to run the unit tests, navigate to the num_parse/tests directory and run the following command:
pytest -q
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