Adding transliterate feature#69
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request adds a transliterate feature to the application, which converts text from one script to another (e.g., Cyrillic to Latin characters). The feature accepts a 2-letter ISO language code and can be combined with the --non-ascii option for further character conversion.
- Adds transliterate functionality with language code parameter
- Includes test coverage for Serbian transliteration
- Documents the new feature with usage examples
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| tests/test_app.py | Adds test case for transliterate feature using Serbian test data |
| tests/conftest.py | Creates test input file with Cyrillic text for transliteration testing |
| docs/usage.rst | Documents the new transliterate feature with usage instructions and examples |
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tests/test_app.py:1017
- The test should verify that the output file was created successfully and handle potential file I/O errors. Consider adding error handling or using a context manager with proper cleanup.
with open('testdata/output55') as f:
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Paar kleine puntjes, voor de rest approve!
| becomes u, ç becomes c. | ||
| --trim Enables removing newlines representations from end and beginning. Newline | ||
| representations detected are '\\n', '\\r', '\n', '\r', '<br>', and '<br />'. | ||
| --transliterate <language> Transliterate a strings, for example "ipsum" becomes "իպսում". Language is iso |
| --trim Enables removing newlines representations from end and beginning. Newline | ||
| representations detected are '\\n', '\\r', '\n', '\r', '<br>', and '<br />'. | ||
| --transliterate <language> Transliterate a strings, for example "ipsum" becomes "իպսում". Language is iso | ||
| 2 letter code. Examples: ru, sr, ua |
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Wellicht de volledige output van
>>> transliterate.get_available_language_codes() ['ka', 'sr', 'l1', 'ru', 'mn', 'uk', 'mk', 'el', 'hy', 'bg']
hier toevoegen?
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