def check_wiktionary_language(target_lang):
seen_codes = {}
for lang_name in WIKT_LANGUAGE_NAMES[target_lang]:
if lang_name.startswith('Proto-'):
continue
code = str(langcodes.find(lang_name))
assert code not in seen_codes, \
"%r and %r have the same code" % (seen_codes[code], lang_name)
seen_codes[code] = lang_name
def language_to_code(language_name):
"""
"""
code = ""
try:
l = langcodes.find(language_name)
code = l.language
except LookupError:
pass
return code
async def voice(self, ctx, ttvoice):
if len(ttvoice) == 2:
lang = langcodes.Language.make(language=ttvoice)
else:
lang = langcodes.find(ttvoice)
if not str(lang.display_name()) == f'Unknown language [{ttvoice}]':
self.ttsvoice = str(lang.language)
await ctx.send('Voice changed to %s' % lang.display_name())
else:
await ctx.send('Incorrect language code.')
def yake_keywords(
texts: List[str],
language: str = "slovenian",
max_len: int = 1,
stopwords: List[str] = None,
):
# yake uses lancodes instead of full language name
lg = langcodes.find(language).language
yake_extractor = yake.KeywordExtractor(
lan=lg, n=max_len, stopwords=stopwords
)
return [yake_extractor.extract_keywords(txt) for txt in texts]
def tll(self, message, language, *args):
try:
language_code = str(langcodes.find(language))
except LookupError:
yield from self.client.send_message(message.channel,
'Could not find language')
return
except:
yield from self.client.send_message(
message.channel, 'A language lookup error occured')
return
yield from self.client.send_message(
message.channel,
translate.translate(
message.content.split(' ', 2)[2], language_code))
def _create_language(self, movie_uri, lang):
encoded_lang = to_turtle_fmt(lang)
# I'm sorry it's the only one it doesn't detect
if encoded_lang == "Castellano":
lang_code = "es"
else:
lang_code = langcodes.find(lang).language
language_uri = self.baseURI[encoded_lang]
self.g.add((language_uri, RDF.type, self.dbpedia.Language))
self.g.add(
(language_uri, self.dbpedia.languageCode, Literal(lang_code)))
return language_uri
def languageDetect(lang):
# lang = lang.lower()
# lang = lang.capitalize()
sp = ['es', 'ca', 'eu', 'gl']
lang = langcodes.find(lang).language
if lang == 'en':
lang = lang + '-GB'
elif lang in sp:
lang = lang + '-ES'
else:
raise Exception(
'Sorry, language not supported for analysis.\nPlease, select a valid language.'
)
return lang
def language(self, value):
# Fixme: better ???
invalid = False
try:
self._language = langcodes.find(value)
except LookupError:
try:
self._language = langcodes.get(value)
except:
invalid = True
except:
invalid = True
if invalid:
self._language = ''
if value:
self._logger.warning('Unknown language {}'.format(value))
def extract_lang(self, lang: str) -> Optional[List[str]]:
"""
Extract language code from raw text
:param lang: language raw text
:return: list of language codes
:rtype: list
"""
if not lang.strip():
return None
lng = lang.strip()
if lng:
try:
return langcodes.find(lng).language
except LookupError:
if lng in self.missing_languages:
pass
else:
self.missing_languages.add(lng)
print("unknown language: {}".format(lng))
return None
import langcodes
from string import punctuation
import os
import logging
import codecs
from six import string_types
from builtins import str
# The language management should be in `pke.utils` but it would create a circular import.
get_alpha_2 = lambda l: langcodes.find(l).language
# lang_stopwords = {get_alpha_2(l): l for l in stopwords._fileids}
lang_stem = {get_alpha_2(l): l for l in set(SnowballStemmer.languages) - set(['porter'])}
lang_stem.update({'en': 'porter'})
PRINT_NO_STEM_WARNING = defaultdict(lambda: True)
PRINT_NO_STWO_WARNING = defaultdict(lambda: True)
def get_stopwords(lang):
"""Provide stopwords for the given language, or default value.
If stopwords are not available for a given language, a default value is
returned and a warning is displayed
def parse_track(self, item):
options = {}
error = False
original = item # preserve for error messages
item = item.replace('\r', ' ').replace('\n', ' ')
try:
head, _emptyStr, lang_kind, _emptyStr, tail = re.split(
r"(^| )\((.*?)\)( |$)", item)
lang_kind = lang_kind.split() # split input into a list of words
kinds = set(lang_kind) & set(('captions', 'descriptions',
'chapters', 'metadata', 'subtitles'))
# Find kind
for kind in kinds:
if 'kind' not in options: options['kind'] = kind
else:
error = True
continue
lang_kind.remove(kind)
# Find language
for lang in lang_kind:
if 'language' not in options:
if langcodes.code_to_names(
'language',
langcodes.get(
langcodes.standardize_tag(lang)).language):
options['language'] = langcodes.standardize_tag(lang)
else: # lang is not a lang code. Try interpreting as a language name
try:
options['language'] = str(langcodes.find(lang))
except:
error = True
continue
else:
error = True
continue
item = head + ' ' + tail
except:
error = True
if 'kind' not in options: options['kind'] = 'subtitles'
if 'language' not in options:
try:
options['language'] = langcodes.standardize_tag(getlocale()[0])
except:
options['language'] = 'en'
# find label
try:
head, _emptyStr, _quote, label, _emptyStr, tail = re.split(
r"""(^| )(["'])(.*?)\2( |$)""", item)
if head and tail: error = True
item = head + tail
options['label'] = label.strip()
except:
try:
options['label'] = options['kind'].capitalize(
) + ' in ' + langcodes.get(
options['language']).autonym().capitalize()
except:
error = True
options['label'] = None
# get filename
options['src'] = self.uri_check(item)
# return error
if error:
self.state_machine.reporter.error(
'Error in "%s" directive: \n Problems encountered parsing track "%s" \n\n'
'Guessing the following values: \n'
'filename: "%s" \n'
'kind: "%s" \n'
'language: "%s" \n'
'label: "%s" \n\n'
'Track kinds should be chosen from one of the following: \n'
'captions, descriptions, chapters, metadata, subtitles \n'
'Track languages should be given as BCP 47 compliant language codes. \n'
'Track declarations should take the following form: \n'
'filename (kind language_code) "label"\n'
'Tracks must have one filename and one language_code. \n'
'If a kind is not specified, "subtitles" will be assumed. \n'
'If a label is not provided, it will be auto-generated from the kind and language specified.'
% (self.name, original, options['src'], options['kind'],
options['language'], options['label']),
nodes.literal_block(self.block_text, self.block_text),
line=self.lineno)
track_node = track(self.block_text, **options)
return track_node
def lang_convert(self, language):
return langcodes.find(language).language
sort_by = 'highest-rated' # popularity|newest
timeout = 15
csv_file_name = 'Udemy Free Courses.csv'
# %%
# - Choose language
# lc.get('en').display_name()
while True:
language_name = input('Please type your language (or type x to quit): ')
language_err = False
lang_code = ''
if language_name.lower().strip() == "x":
exit(0)
break
try:
lang_code = lc.find(language_name).language
except LookupError as err:
print(err)
language_err = True
except Exception as err:
print("Something went wrong")
print(type(err).__name__)
language_err = True
if not language_err: break
#print(lang_code)
# %%
# - Methods
def generate_page_dataframe(elements_collection):
def territories_from_language(lang: str) -> List[str]:
lang_iso = langcodes.find(lang).language
iso2 = LANGUAGE2TERRITORIES[lang_iso]
iso3 = coco.convert(iso2, src="ISO2", to="ISO3")
return iso3
def language_to_iso2(lang: str) -> str:
return langcodes.find(lang).language
