Version 1.0.4 (2018-04-03)

• A good samaritan of us named Mr. mpkasa spotted an UnboundedLocalError rat.

“By the breath of God they perish, And by the blast of His anger they come to an end” - Job Chapter 4 Verse 9

Version 1.0.3 (2018-01-13)

• Solved dependency issue of lxml.

• Fixed a bug on command line implementation.

• Issue tracker link is added in README to report bugs and suggests features.

Version 1.0 (2017-12-31)

• Sometimes you need to disagree in life, we added a feature to get antonyms of an inputted word.

• Synonyms are not a pile of related words anymore. You want synonyms of ‘love’ as a ‘noun’, you get synonyms of ‘love’ as a ‘noun’. Period.

• We love everyone being one of a kind, there will not be any duplicates in output lists anymore.

• Output lists are more refined and ordered by relevance since disciplined is new sexy.

• 0.95 is a decimal but 0.9.5 has a meaning in software development. We got it late but happily adapted to Semantic Versioning.

• Several other bugs are brutally killed during the development of this package. No prayers.

1. From python shell

from py_thesaurus import Thesaurus

input_word = "dream"

new_instance = Thesaurus(input_word)

# Get the synonyms according to part of speech
# Default part of speech is noun

print(new_instance.get_synonym())

print(new_instance.get_synonym(pos='verb'))

print(new_instance.get_synonym(pos='adj'))

# Get the definitions

print(new_instance.get_definition())

# Get the antonyms

print(new_instance.get_antonym())

2. From command line

Positional arguments

word --> Word to get definition/synonym/antonym for

Optional arguments

-h or --help       Show this help message and exit
-d                 get definition
-s {noun,verb,adj} get POS specific synonyms
-a                 get antonyms

Command

py_thesaurus [-h] [-d] [-s {noun,verb,adj}] [-a] word

py_thesaurus -d -s verb -a dream