DictionaryActualizer - Python Script

Script to make offline version of dictionary from sjp.pl

Before use!

This script is strict corelated with SjpAPI. I could say: "It is the same", but there are a little difference, so go to repo above and take info before you use this script :)!! This version is very low performance. I dont test how many time is to get meaning from two dictionaries. I will be probably very, very long, about 300mins. A "for"s functions should be parareled.

Thsi script was created to easy get all meaning of word(from txt files) from (Słownik języka polskiego)(www.sjp.pl)

Do i need this API?

When you need this API:

Get "as fresh as tropical fruit"(ONLINE) meaning of any word in dictionary "słownik języka polskiego"

When you dont need this API:

Only need check word is in dictionary or can be used in game like scrabble. In this case you can check any link from there resolve your problem.

How it works

It is correlated with SjpAPI but translated to python language

Features

Make from you dictionary txt file, a dictionary with meaning of word and you will know from which word your word come from:

Example

"kościany" is from word: "kość"

Using

The most important paragraph.

For the first you MUST to have: Please check, a format of sjp.txt and psf.txt.

Must be UTF-8
Only first word from line will be processed
If one of the above step will be missed , probably script will fail

If you want to fill only dictionary from SJP.PL:

Take your dictionary in txt file, make sure there is in UTF-8 format
Insert this file in "Input folder"
Call script

python3> DictionaryActualizer.py {NAMEOfYourTextFile}.txt

A result will be in Output folder witch name: ""fill-{NAMEOfYourTextFile}.txt

If you have a SJP.PL dictionary and OSPS dictonary:

Take your dictionaries in txt file, make sure there is in UTF-8 format
Insert this files in "Input folder"
Call script

python3> DictionaryActualizer.py {NAMEOfYourSJPDict}.txt {NAMEOfYourOSPSDict}.txt

A result willbe in:

filled-same.txt ( The same word which was in SJP and OSPS dictonaries )
filled-{NAMEOfYourSJPDict}.txt (Word from SJP)
filled-{NAMEOfYourOSPSDict}.txt (Word from OSPS)

Installation

Just clone this repo and here you are ^^

Examples:

Input testowo.txt and Output

If you clone this repo you can run this command:

python3> DictionaryActualizer.py sjp.txt pfs.txt

And after all check Output folder. You will see a examples :D

This is output from examples:

C:\Users\rik13\Desktop\DictionaryActualizer>python DictionaryActualizer.py sjp.txt pfs.txt
Start to process lines:
sjp: 155  lines
pfs: 117  lines

Splitted dictionaries on:
Same in two dictionaries:  68 lines
Unique in sjp dict:  88  lines
Unique in pfs dict:  45  lines

Processing pfsUnique.txt  : ...
Fill  pfsUnique.txt
takes time:  22.43681049346924

Processing same.txt  : ...
Fill  same.txt
takes time:  33.13961362838745

Processing sjpUnique.txt  : ...
Fill  sjpUnique.txt
takes time:  47.09232306480408

C:\Users\rik13\Desktop\DictionaryActualizer>python DictionaryActualizer.py sjp.txt
Start to process lines:  155

Processing sjp.txt  : ...
Fill  sjp.txt
takes time:  81.83865451812744

C:\Users\rik13\Desktop\DictionaryActualizer>

License

Apache

GHRik/DictionaryActualizer