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This is a python project, that fetches definitions of words from urban dictionary's public API.
Future additions. PRs are always welcome :)
thumbs_up
and thumbs_down
and decide the probability of a correct definition.Python 3.9 or higher is required
To install the library you can use the following command:
# Linux/MacOS
python3 -m pip install --upgrade python-urbandict
# Windows
py -3 -m pip install --upgrade python-urbandict
Or just try:
pip install python-urbandict
You can create an instance of the UrbanDict
class and pass a word to it. After that you can use the search
method that will retrieve the definitions from UrbanDictionary.
If you want to you can also leave the word attribute empty, in which case a random word is selected by UrbanDictionary.
from pyurbandict import UrbanDict
word = UrbanDict("python")
results = word.search()
print(results[0])
>>> Definition(
word='python',
definition='The best thing to happen to [Computer Science] students in a data and [file] structures or [algorithms] class.',
example='Joe: "Man...I spent a week coding that [algorithm] in C."\r\nMoe: "I got it [done in one] evening with [Python]. It works great."\r\nJoe: "Say, what? Where can I download that?"',
author='TheNextBillGates',
thumbs_up=243,
thumbs_down=71,
sound_urls=['https://api.twilio.com/2008-08-01/Accounts/ACd09691b82112e4b26fce156d7c01d0ed/Recordings/RE7065a4ef810937cc16ae2b6e4b54b67d'],
written_on='2010-03-24T05:24:18.000Z',
permalink='http://python.urbanup.com/4826760',
defid=4826760,
current_vote=''
)
FAQs
Python wrapper for the Urban Dictionary API.
We found that python-urbandict demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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