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def generate_word_data():
    """
    Download actual words from duden corresponding to test words from `TEST_DATA_DIR`
    """
    data = []
    for filename in os.listdir(TEST_DATA_DIR):
        full_path = os.path.join(TEST_DATA_DIR, filename)

        # read only yaml files
        if not filename.endswith('.yaml'):
            continue

        # store real and expected result
        with open(full_path, 'r') as f:
            expected_dict = yaml.load(f, Loader=yaml.SafeLoader)
        parsed_word = get(expected_dict['urlname'])

        record = WordTestRecord(parsed_word, expected_dict)
        data.append(record)
    return data

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Duden

duden is a CLI-based program and python module, which can provide various information about given german word. The provided data are parsed from german dictionary duden.de.

Installation

pip3 install duden

Usage

CLI

$ duden Löffel

Löffel, der
===========
Word type: Substantiv, maskulin
Commonness: 2/5
Separation: Löf|fel
Meaning overview:
 0.  a. [metallenes] [Ess]gerät, an dessen unterem Stielende eine schalenartige Vertiefung sitzt und das zur Aufnahme von Suppe, Flüssigkeiten, zur Zubereitung von Speisen o. Ä. verwendet wird
     b. (Medizin) Kürette

 1. (Jägersprache) Ohr von Hase und Kaninchen

Synonyms:
Ohr; [Ge]hörorgan; (salopp) Horcher, Horchlappen, Lauscher; (Jägersprache) Loser, Teller

$ duden --help
usage: duden [-h] [--title] [--name] [--article] [--part-of-speech] [--frequency] [--usage]
             [--word-separation] [--meaning-overview] [--synonyms] [--origin] [--grammar-overview]
             [--compounds [COMPOUNDS]] [-i] [--export] [--words-before] [--words-after] [-r RESULT] [--fuzzy]
             [--no-cache] [-V] [--phonetic] [--alternative-spellings]
             word

positional arguments:
  word

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --title               display word and article
  --name                display the word itself
  --article             display article
  --part-of-speech      display part of speech
  --frequency           display commonness (1 to 5)
  --usage               display context of use
  --word-separation     display proper separation (line separated)
  --meaning-overview    display meaning overview
  --synonyms            list synonyms (line separated)
  --origin              display origin
  --grammar-overview    display short grammar overview
  --compounds [COMPOUNDS]
                        list common compounds
  -i, --inflect         display inflections
  --export              export parsed word attributes in yaml format
  --words-before        list 5 words before this one
  --words-after         list 5 words after this one
  -r RESULT, --result RESULT
                        display n-th (starting from 1) result in case of multiple words matching the input
  --fuzzy               enable fuzzy word matching
  --no-cache            do not cache retrieved words
  -V, --version         print program version
  --phonetic            display pronunciation
  --alternative-spellings
                        display alternative spellings

Module usage

>>> import duden
>>> w = duden.get('Loeffel')
>>> w.name
'Löffel'
>>> w.word_separation
['Löf', 'fel']
>>> w.synonyms
'Ohr; [Ge]hörorgan; (salopp) Horcher, Horchlappen, Lauscher; (Jägersprache) Loser, Teller'

For more examples see usage documentation.

Development

Dependencies and packaging are managed by Poetry.

Install the virtual environment and enter it with

$ poetry install
$ poetry shell

Testing and code style

To execute data tests, run

$ pytest

To run python style autoformaters (isort, black), run

$ make autoformat

Localization

Apart from English, this package has partial translations to German, Spanish, and Esperanto languages.

To test duden in other languages, set the LANG environment variable before running duden like so:

LANG=de_DE.UTF-8 duden Kragen
LANG=es_ES.UTF-8 duden Kragen
LANG=eo_EO.UTF-8 duden Kragen

The translations are located in the duden/locale/ directory as the *.po and duden.pot files. The duden.pot file defines all translatable strings in series of text blocks formatted like this:

#: main.py:82
msgid "Commonness:"
msgstr ""

while the individual language files provides translations to the strings identified by msgid like this:

#: main.py:82
msgid "Commonness:"
msgstr "Häufigkeit:"

Note that the commented lines like #: main.py:82 do not have any functional meaning, and can get out of sync.

Publishing

To build and publish the package to (test) PyPI, you can use one of these shortcut commands:

$ make pypi-publish-test
$ make pypi-publish

(these also take care of building the localization files before calling poetry publish)

Poetry configuration for PyPI and Test PyPI credentials are well covered in this SO answer.

Including localization data in the package

In order for the localization data to be included in the resulting python package, the *.po files must be compiled using the

$ make localization

command before building the package with poetry.

Supported versions of Python

• Python 3.4+