pip install albanian_tools
There are three main functions: remove_leading_numbers, replace_numbers_with_albanian_text, and integer_to_albanian_text_converter.
from albanian_tools import AlbanianTools
albanian_tool = AlbanianTools()
# remove_leading_numbers
text_1 = "913. Paragraf interesant" # Returns "Paragraf interesant"
text_1_text_numbers = albanian_tool.remove_leading_numbers(text_1)
print(f"remove_leading_numbers: {text_1_text_numbers}")
# replace_numbers_with_albanian_text
text_2 = "Neni 217 kalon tutje." # Returns "Neni dyqind e shtatëmbëdhjetë kalon tutje."
text_2_text_numbers = albanian_tool.replace_numbers_with_albanian_text(text_2)
print(f"replace_numbers_with_albanian_text: {text_2_text_numbers}")
# integer_to_albanian_text_converter
integer_example = 717 # Returns "shtatëqind e shtatëmbëdhjetë"
integer_example_text_number = albanian_tool.integer_to_albanian_text_converter(integer_example)
print(f"integer_to_albanian_text_converter: {integer_example_text_number}")
# Random number in Albanian
print(f"random_albanian_number: {albanian_tool.random_albanian_number()}")
# Random Albanian name
print(f"random_albanian_name: {albanian_tool.random_albanian_name()}")
FAQs
A small package for working with Albanian language texts.
We found that albanian-tools demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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