schwurbler
Mangle strings by repeated Google Translate
Description
This module offers functions to destroy text by feeding it through multiple languages in Google Translate.
Installation
The project is available on PyPI, so simply invoke the following to install the package:
pip install schwurbler
Usage
Schwurbler’s functions are contained in the schwurbler package, so simply import it:
import schwurbler
The two main functions are fixed path schwurbles and set ratio schwurbles. The former translates text through a fixed set of languages and the latter randomly picks languages to translate a string through until it only resembles the original by a certain token set ratio:
import schwurbler
translated = schwurbler.path_schwurbel(['en', 'ja', 'en'], 'Hello world!')
translates = schwurbler.set_ratio_schwurbel('Hello world!', 'en', ratio=50)
More information on the usage can be found in the API reference.
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