A python interface to the excellent AutoCorpus library.
Right now, it only supports the wiki markup textify function, which strips out
markup. From my benchmarks, this ends up being ~40x faster than methods to strip
markup using other libraries:
mwparserfromhell 0.208 sec/doc
wikitextparser 0.215 sec/doc
pyautocorpus 0.005 sec/doc
where:
mwparserfromhell is mwparserfromhell.parse(x).strip_code()wikitextparser is wikitextparser.parse(x).plain_text()pyautocorpus is pyautocorpus.Textifier().textify(x)pip install pyautocorpus
Be sure to clone recursively:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/seanmacavaney/pyautocorpus.git
You will first need the pcre library installed.
python setup.py install
Example:
import pyautocorpus
textifier = pyautocorpus.Textifier()
textifier.textify("==Wiki Marked up text==\n [[Some Page|link text]] example.")
'Wiki Marked up text\n\n\n link text example.'
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