raebot 0.2.0

A library that fetches definitions from the DLE

raebot

Search for definitions from the DLE.

This package is inspired by pyrae, but is implemented in a way I find more intuitive. Also, most importantly for me, synonym and antonym support.

Installation

pip install raebot

Develop

• Install poetry.
• Create a virtual environment
• run poetry install to install the dependencies.

TDD recommended. Add a case, then update the script to make the test pass.

PRs welcome.

Testing

Run poetry run pytest to run the tests.

Publish

If you are Weiwei or one of his robots, run poetry publish --build to publish a new version.

Usage

>>> from raebot import search_words
>>> from pprint import pprint

>>> pprint(search_words('hola'))

[Word(word='lindo, da',
      etymology="Del lat. limpĭdus 'limpio', 'puro'.",
      definitions=[DefinitionX(types=['adj.'],
                               definition='Hermoso, bello, grato a la vista.',
                               examples=[],
                               synonyms=['bonito',
                                         'bello',
                                         'hermoso',
                                         'precioso',
                                         'exquisito',
                                         'agraciado',
                                         'guapo',
                                         'majo'],
                               antonyms=['feo']),
                   DefinitionX(types=['adj.'],
                               definition='Perfecto, primoroso y exquisito.',
                               examples=[],
                               synonyms=[],
                               antonyms=[])],
      phrases=[Phrase(phrase='lindo don Diego',
                      definition=[Definition(types=['m. coloq.', 'desus.'],
                                             definition='lindo (‖ hombre que '
                                                        'presume de guapo).',
                                             examples=[])])])]

Warning

For now it is used by me myself and I for generating anki flashcards. It may never be on feature parity with pyrae. But we shall see.