Sublib
Python library for easier management and processing of subtitle files.
Installation
Currently, sublib supports releases of Python 3.6 onwards. To install the current release:
pip install --upgrade sublib
Getting Started
You have a few function at your disposal.
detect(file_name, file_encoding)
from sublib import detect
# This will detect subrip format
file_format = detect("subtitle.srt", "utf-8")
from_mpl(opened_file), to_mpl(general_lines)
from sublib import from_mpl, to_mpl
# This will read MPlayer2 file and convert to general list
with open("subtitle.txt", "rt", encoding="utf-8") as file:
general_list = from_mpl(file)
# This will read lines from general list and convert to MPlayer2 format
formated_lines = to_mpl(general_list)
from_srt(opened_file), to_srt(general_lines)
from sublib import from_srt, to_srt
# This will read SubRip file and convert to general list
with open("subtitle.srt", "rt", encoding="utf-8") as file:
general_list = from_srt(file)
# This will read lines from general list and convert to SubRip format
formated_lines = to_srt(general_list)
from_sub(opened_file), to_sub(general_lines)
from sublib import from_sub, to_sub
# This will read MicroDVD file and convert to general list
with open("subtitle.sub", "rt", encoding="utf-8") as file:
general_list = from_sub(file)
# This will read lines from general list and convert to MicroDVD format
formated_lines = to_sub(general_list)
from_tmp(opened_file), to_tmp(general_lines)
from sublib import from_tmp, to_tmp
# This will read TMPlayer file and convert to general list
with open("subtitle.txt", "rt", encoding="utf-8") as file:
general_list = from_tmp(file)
# This will read lines from general list and convert to TMPlayer format
formated_lines = to_tmp(general_list)
Supported formats
- as srt - SubRip (.srt)
- as sub - MicroDVD (.sub)
- as mpl - MPlayer2 (.txt)
- as tmp - TMPlayer (.txt)
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome.
License
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