Snowball stemmer for Maori language, implementing PorterStemmer (https://snowballstem.org/projects.html)
Maori snowball syntax written by kshepherd (https://github.com/kshepherd/maoristemmer)
Install
pip install py_maori_stemmer
Usage
To stem one word:
from py_maori_stemmer import MaoriStemmer
stemmer = MaoriStemmer()
stemmer.stemWord('waihangatia')
# waihanga
To stem a sentence:
from py_maori_stemmer import MaoriStemmer
stemmer = MaoriStemmer()
stemmer.stemWord('i waihangatia mō ngā akomanga kaupapa')
# ['i', 'waihanga', 'mō', 'ngā', 'akoma', 'kaupap']
Test
nosetests --nocapture -v
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