To use:
from languagestring import languagestring
ls = languagestring()
# get czech characters
ls.language_string('cz',case='lowercase')
'áčďéěíňóřšťúůýž'
Working Languages:
{ "se" : "swedish", "fr" : "french", "de" : "german", "nl" : "dutch", "es" : "spanish", "pt" : "portuguese", "pl" : "polish", "cz" : "czech", "it" : "italian" }
Methods:
`language_string` - returns a string of the language characters.
`language_array` - returns a list of the language characters.
`alt_codes` - returns a list of the language alt codes.
`description` - returns a list of the language description.
Arguments:
`case` is defaulted to all which returns lowercase, uppercase, and other characters.
`language` is the two letter iso that is the working language.
FAQs
Get all language characters for some european languages
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