paradigm-manager 0.3.5

Paradigm panes meant to provide layout specification to be reused elsewhere.

paradigm-panes

Installable package that produces a paradigm for a given word, given a pointer to paradigm layouts and FST file. Originally built for itwêwina.

PyPi Package

Latest version of the package posted to PyPi: paradigm-panes 0.3.2

Install

pip install paradigm-panes

Developing

Developing is done and managed through Python Poetry package manager.

To start development:

# Download the repo
git clone https://github.com/UAlbertaALTLab/paradigm-panes.git

# Set up virutal env
virtualenv venv --python=python3.9
source venv/bin/activate

# Install dependencies
poetry install

# Now cd into main directory and try out the package
cd paradigm_panes
python
    >>> import paradigm_manager
    >>> ...

Package Documentation:

The package is very simple to use and requires two types of linguistic files to operate. First:

Installing

Install the paradigm manager with:

pip install paradigm-manager

Usage and Configuration

Import the library:

import paradigm_manager

Create PaneManager and specify path to FST file and layouts resources:

pm = paradigm_manager.ParadigmManager(
            layout_directory="/home/ubuntu/paradigm_panes/resources/layouts", 
            generation_fst="/home/ubuntu/paradigm_panes/resources/fst/crk-strict-generator.hfstol")

Paths to the layout directory and generation FST are required arguments.

Pass lemma and paradigm type to generate a paradigm:

lemma = "amisk"
p_type = "NA"
pm.set_lemma(lemma)
pm.set_paradigm(p_type)

Generate the paradigm:

paradigm = pm.generate()

Optionally add recordings to the paradigm with the following steps:

wordforms = pm.get_all_wordforms()
matched_recordings = <fetch recordings for all wordforms>
paradigm = pm.bulk_add_recordings(matched_recordings)

Testing

To run the tests you need to install required dependencies, it is easier by using a virtual environment like this:

# Set up virutal env
virtualenv venv --python=python3.9
source venv/bin/activate

# Install dependencies
poetry install

Once the dependencies are installed you can run tests by calling pytest.

pytest

Release

Package version number is sorted in pyproject.toml. With every release to PyPi the version needs to be updated.
Build the package from the main directory before publishing it:

poetry build

To publish to Test PyPi use poetry and enter credentials associated with Test PyPi account

poetry publish -r testpypi

To publish to real PyPi use poetry and enter credentials associated with PyPi

poetry publish

All relevant package specifications and dependencies are managed in pyproject.toml file.