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 Vocabulary 1.0.4  Module to get meaning, synonym, antonym, part_of_speech, usage_example, pronunciation and hyphenation for a given word 

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 A dictionary magician in the form of a module!  Author: Tasdik Rahman

Some of my projects are also on Gratipay  Contents 1 Vocabulary  1.1 What is it 1.2 Features 1.3 Why should I use Vocabulary  1.3.1 Wordnet Comparison 1.4 Installation 1.4.1 Option 1: installing through pip (Suggested way) 1.4.2 Option 2: Installing from source (Only if you you must) 1.4.3 Demo 1.5 Documentation 1.6 Contributing 1.6.1 Discuss 1.6.2 Contributers 1.7 Changelog 1.8 Bugs 1.9 Similar 1.9.1 Known Issues 1.10 License :

1.1 What is it [back to top] For a given word, using Vocabulary, you can get its Meaning Synonyms  Antonyms Part of speech : speech : whether the word is a noun, interjection or an adverb et el Translate : Translate : Translate a phrase from a source language to the desired language. Usage example : example : a quick example on how to use the word in a sentence Pronunciation Hyphenation : Hyphenation : shows the particular stress points(if any)

1.2 Features [back to top]  Written in uncomplicated Python Returns JSON objects, PYTHON dictionaries and lists Minimum dependencies ( just uses requests module requests module ) Easy to install  A decent substitute to Wordnet(well almost!) Wanna see? Here is a small comparison Stupidly easy to use Fast! Supports  both, python2.* and python3.*  Works on Mac, Linux and Windows

1.3 Why should I use Vocabulary  [back to top] Wordnet is a great resource. No doubt about it! So why should you use Vocabulary when we already have Wordnet out there?

1.3.1 Wordnet Comparison [back to top] Let’s say you want to find out the synonyms for the word car. Using Wordnet

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>>> from nltk.corpus import wordnet >>> syns = wordnet.synsets('car') >>> syns[0].lemmas[0].name 'car' >>> [s.lemmas[0].name for s in syns] ['car', 'car', 'car', 'car', 'cable_car'] >>> [l.name for s in syns for l in s.lemmas] ['car', 'auto', 'automobile', 'machine', 'motorcar', 'car', 'railcar', 'railway_car', 'railroad_car', 'car', 'gondola', 'car', 'elevator_car', 'cable_car', 'car']

Doing the same using Vocabulary >>> from vocabulary.vocabulary import Vocabulary as vb >>> vb.synonym("car") '[{ "seq": 0, "text": "automobile" }, { "seq": 1, "text": "cart" }, { "seq": 2, "text": "automotive" }, { "seq": 3, "text": "wagon" }, { "seq": 4, "text": "motor" }]' >>> ## load the json data >>> car_synonyms = json.loads(vb.synonym("car")) >>> type(car_synonyms) >>>

So there you go. You get the data in an easy JSON format.  You can go on comparing for the other methods too.

1.4 Installation [back to top] 1.4.1 Option 1: installing through pip (Suggested way) pypi package link  $ pip install vocabulary

If you are behind a proxy  $ pip --proxy [username:password@]domain_name:port install vocabulary

Note: If you get command not found then $ sudo apt-get install python-pip should fix that 1.4.2 Option 2: Installing from source (Only if you must) $ $ $ $

git clone https://github.com/prodicus/vocabulary.git cd vocabulary/ pip install -r requirements.txt python setup.py install

1.4.3 Demo [back to top]

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1.5 Documentation [back to top] For a detailed usage example, refer the documentation at Read the Docs

1.6 Contributing [back to top] Please refer Contributing page for details 1.6.1 Discuss [back to top] Join us on our Gitter channel if you want to chat or if you have any questions in your mind. 1.6.2 Contributers [back to top] Huge shoutout to @tenorz007 for adding the ability to return the API response as different data structures. Thanks to Anton Relin for adding the translate module.  And a big shout out to all the contributers for their contributions

1.7 Changelog [back to top] Please refer Changelog page for details

1.8 Bugs [back to top] Please report the bugs at the issue tracker

1.9 Similar [back to top] Other similar software inspired by  Vocabulary   Vocabulary  : The Go lang port of this python counterpart  woordy  : Gives back word translations guile-words : The Guile Scheme port of this python counterpart 1.9.1 Known Issues [back to top] In python2, when using the method  Vocabulary.synonym() or Vocabulary.pronunciation() >>> vb.synonym("car") [{ "seq": 0, "text": "automotive" }, { "seq": 1, "text": "motor" }, { "seq": 2, "text": "wagon" }, { "seq": 3, "text": "cart" }, { "seq": 4, "text": "automobile" }] >>> type(vb.pronunciation("hippopotamus"))

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>>> json.dumps(vb.pronunciation("hippopotamus")) '[{"raw": "(h\\u012dp\\u02cc\\u0259-p\\u014ft\\u02c8\\u0259-m\\u0259s)", "rawType": "ahd-legacy", "seq": 0}, {"raw": "HH IH2 P AH0 P AA1 T AH0 M AH0 S", "rawType": "arpabet", "seq": 1}]' >>>

 You are being returned a list object instead of a JSON object. When returning the latter, there are some unicode issues. A fix for this will be released soon. I may suggest python-ftfy  which can help you in this matter.

1.10 License : [back to top] Built with ! by Tasdik Rahman under the MIT License ©  You can find a copy of the License at http://prodicus.mit-license.org/

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 Author: Tasdik Rahman Home Page: https://github.com/prodicus/vocabulary  Bug Tracker: https://github.com/prodicus/vocabulary/issues Download URL: https://github.com/prodicus/vocabulary/tarball/1.0.4 Keywords: Dictionary,Vocabulary,simple dictionary,pydict,dictionary module License: MIT Categories Intended Audience :: Developers License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License Natural Language :: English Programming Language :: Python Programming Language :: Python :: 2.7 Programming Language :: Python :: 3 Programming Language :: Python :: 3.4 Package Index Owner: prodicus DOAP record: Vocabulary-1.0.4.xml

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