Speakit
Installation
pip install speakit
Documentation
The module exports two functions:
from speakit import split_symbol, split_symbols
def split_symbol(symbol: str, numbers: bool = True, max_len: int = 0) -> str:
def split_symbols(symbols: List[str], numbers: bool = True, max_len: int = 0) -> List[str]:
Examples
split_symbol("999") == "nine nine nine"
split_symbol("99module_aTestCase") == "nine nine module a Test Case"
split_symbol("0_A1B2C3DEF99") == "zero A one B two C three D E F nine nine"
split_symbol("__init__") == "init"
split_symbol("99module_aTestCase", numbers=False, max_len=3) == "module a Test"
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