%global _empty_manifest_terminate_build 0
Name:		python-Caribe
Version:	0.8.9
Release:	1
Summary:	Caribbean English Creoles to Standard English
License:	Apache License, Version 2.0
URL:		https://pypi.org/project/Caribe/
Source0:	https://mirrors.nju.edu.cn/pypi/web/packages/ad/66/aa6c1628b3b6e1e9226e952f38e61a8310c9e0b7e460d2947e61155d6e36/Caribe-0.8.9.tar.gz
BuildArch:	noarch


%description
## Main Usage
- ### Trinidad English Creole to English
```python
import Caribe as cb
text= "Dem men doh kno wat dey doing wid d money bai"
output= cb.tec_translator(text)
print(output.tec_translate()) #Output: These men do not know what they are doing with the money.
```
- ### English to Trinidad English Creole 
```python
import Caribe as cb
text= "Where are you going now?"
output= cb.english_to_tec(text)
print(output.translate()) #Output: Weh yuh going now
```
- ### Guyanese English Creole to English
```python
from Caribe import guyanese as gy
text= "Me and meh kozn waan ah job"
output= gy.gec_translator(text)
print(output.gec_translate()) #Output: Me and my cousin want a job.
```
____
 ## Other Usages
 > Sample 1: Checks the english creole input against existing known creole phrases before decoding the sentence into a more standardized version of English language. A corrector is used to check and fix small grammatical errors.
```python
# Sample 1
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "Dey have dey reasons"
standard = cb.phrase_decode(sentence)
standard = cb.trinidad_decode(standard)
fixed = cb.caribe_corrector(standard)
print(fixed) #Output: They have their reasons.
```
>Sample 2: Checks the trinidad english creole input against existing known phrases
```python
# Sample 2 
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "Waz de scene"
standard = cb.phrase_decode(sentence)
print(standard) # Outputs: How are you
```
>Sample 3: Checks the sentence for any grammatical errors or incomplete words and corrects it.
```python
#Sample 3
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "I am playin fotball outsde"
standard = cb.caribe_corrector(sentence)
print(standard) # Outputs: I am playing football outside
```
>Sample 4: Makes parts of speech tagging on creole words.
```python
#Sample 4
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "wat iz de time there"
analyse = cb.nlp()
output = analyse.caribe_pos(sentence)
print(output) # Outputs: ["('wat', 'PRON')", "('iz', 'VERB')", "('de', 'DET')", "('time', 'NOUN')", "('there', 'ADV')"]
```
>Sample 5: Remove punctuation marks.
```python
#Sample 5
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "My aunt, Shelly is a lawyer!"
analyse = cb.remove_signs(sentence)
print(analyse) # Outputs: My aunt Shelly is a lawyer
```
>Sample 6: Sentence Correction using T5-KES.
```python
#Sample 6 Using t5_kes_corrector
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "Wat you doin for d the christmas"
correction = cb.t5_kes_corrector(sentence)
print(correction) # Output: What are you doing for christmas?
```
>Sample 7: Sentence Correction using Decoder and T5-KES.
```python
#Sample 7 Using t5_kes_corrector and decoder
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "Ah want ah phone for d christmas"
decoded= cb.trinidad_decode(sentence)
correction = cb.t5_kes_corrector(decoded)
print(correction) # Output: I want a phone for christmas.
```
>Sample 8: Sentence Capitalisation.
```python
#Sample 7 Using Caribe sentence capitalization model
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "john is a boy. he is 12 years old. his sister's name is Joy."
capitalized_text= cb.capitalize(sentence)
print(capitalized_text) # Output: John is a boy. He is 12 years old. His sister's name is Joy.

%package -n python3-Caribe
Summary:	Caribbean English Creoles to Standard English
Provides:	python-Caribe
BuildRequires:	python3-devel
BuildRequires:	python3-setuptools
BuildRequires:	python3-pip
%description -n python3-Caribe
## Main Usage
- ### Trinidad English Creole to English
```python
import Caribe as cb
text= "Dem men doh kno wat dey doing wid d money bai"
output= cb.tec_translator(text)
print(output.tec_translate()) #Output: These men do not know what they are doing with the money.
```
- ### English to Trinidad English Creole 
```python
import Caribe as cb
text= "Where are you going now?"
output= cb.english_to_tec(text)
print(output.translate()) #Output: Weh yuh going now
```
- ### Guyanese English Creole to English
```python
from Caribe import guyanese as gy
text= "Me and meh kozn waan ah job"
output= gy.gec_translator(text)
print(output.gec_translate()) #Output: Me and my cousin want a job.
```
____
 ## Other Usages
 > Sample 1: Checks the english creole input against existing known creole phrases before decoding the sentence into a more standardized version of English language. A corrector is used to check and fix small grammatical errors.
```python
# Sample 1
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "Dey have dey reasons"
standard = cb.phrase_decode(sentence)
standard = cb.trinidad_decode(standard)
fixed = cb.caribe_corrector(standard)
print(fixed) #Output: They have their reasons.
```
>Sample 2: Checks the trinidad english creole input against existing known phrases
```python
# Sample 2 
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "Waz de scene"
standard = cb.phrase_decode(sentence)
print(standard) # Outputs: How are you
```
>Sample 3: Checks the sentence for any grammatical errors or incomplete words and corrects it.
```python
#Sample 3
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "I am playin fotball outsde"
standard = cb.caribe_corrector(sentence)
print(standard) # Outputs: I am playing football outside
```
>Sample 4: Makes parts of speech tagging on creole words.
```python
#Sample 4
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "wat iz de time there"
analyse = cb.nlp()
output = analyse.caribe_pos(sentence)
print(output) # Outputs: ["('wat', 'PRON')", "('iz', 'VERB')", "('de', 'DET')", "('time', 'NOUN')", "('there', 'ADV')"]
```
>Sample 5: Remove punctuation marks.
```python
#Sample 5
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "My aunt, Shelly is a lawyer!"
analyse = cb.remove_signs(sentence)
print(analyse) # Outputs: My aunt Shelly is a lawyer
```
>Sample 6: Sentence Correction using T5-KES.
```python
#Sample 6 Using t5_kes_corrector
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "Wat you doin for d the christmas"
correction = cb.t5_kes_corrector(sentence)
print(correction) # Output: What are you doing for christmas?
```
>Sample 7: Sentence Correction using Decoder and T5-KES.
```python
#Sample 7 Using t5_kes_corrector and decoder
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "Ah want ah phone for d christmas"
decoded= cb.trinidad_decode(sentence)
correction = cb.t5_kes_corrector(decoded)
print(correction) # Output: I want a phone for christmas.
```
>Sample 8: Sentence Capitalisation.
```python
#Sample 7 Using Caribe sentence capitalization model
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "john is a boy. he is 12 years old. his sister's name is Joy."
capitalized_text= cb.capitalize(sentence)
print(capitalized_text) # Output: John is a boy. He is 12 years old. His sister's name is Joy.

%package help
Summary:	Development documents and examples for Caribe
Provides:	python3-Caribe-doc
%description help
## Main Usage
- ### Trinidad English Creole to English
```python
import Caribe as cb
text= "Dem men doh kno wat dey doing wid d money bai"
output= cb.tec_translator(text)
print(output.tec_translate()) #Output: These men do not know what they are doing with the money.
```
- ### English to Trinidad English Creole 
```python
import Caribe as cb
text= "Where are you going now?"
output= cb.english_to_tec(text)
print(output.translate()) #Output: Weh yuh going now
```
- ### Guyanese English Creole to English
```python
from Caribe import guyanese as gy
text= "Me and meh kozn waan ah job"
output= gy.gec_translator(text)
print(output.gec_translate()) #Output: Me and my cousin want a job.
```
____
 ## Other Usages
 > Sample 1: Checks the english creole input against existing known creole phrases before decoding the sentence into a more standardized version of English language. A corrector is used to check and fix small grammatical errors.
```python
# Sample 1
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "Dey have dey reasons"
standard = cb.phrase_decode(sentence)
standard = cb.trinidad_decode(standard)
fixed = cb.caribe_corrector(standard)
print(fixed) #Output: They have their reasons.
```
>Sample 2: Checks the trinidad english creole input against existing known phrases
```python
# Sample 2 
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "Waz de scene"
standard = cb.phrase_decode(sentence)
print(standard) # Outputs: How are you
```
>Sample 3: Checks the sentence for any grammatical errors or incomplete words and corrects it.
```python
#Sample 3
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "I am playin fotball outsde"
standard = cb.caribe_corrector(sentence)
print(standard) # Outputs: I am playing football outside
```
>Sample 4: Makes parts of speech tagging on creole words.
```python
#Sample 4
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "wat iz de time there"
analyse = cb.nlp()
output = analyse.caribe_pos(sentence)
print(output) # Outputs: ["('wat', 'PRON')", "('iz', 'VERB')", "('de', 'DET')", "('time', 'NOUN')", "('there', 'ADV')"]
```
>Sample 5: Remove punctuation marks.
```python
#Sample 5
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "My aunt, Shelly is a lawyer!"
analyse = cb.remove_signs(sentence)
print(analyse) # Outputs: My aunt Shelly is a lawyer
```
>Sample 6: Sentence Correction using T5-KES.
```python
#Sample 6 Using t5_kes_corrector
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "Wat you doin for d the christmas"
correction = cb.t5_kes_corrector(sentence)
print(correction) # Output: What are you doing for christmas?
```
>Sample 7: Sentence Correction using Decoder and T5-KES.
```python
#Sample 7 Using t5_kes_corrector and decoder
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "Ah want ah phone for d christmas"
decoded= cb.trinidad_decode(sentence)
correction = cb.t5_kes_corrector(decoded)
print(correction) # Output: I want a phone for christmas.
```
>Sample 8: Sentence Capitalisation.
```python
#Sample 7 Using Caribe sentence capitalization model
import Caribe as cb
sentence = "john is a boy. he is 12 years old. his sister's name is Joy."
capitalized_text= cb.capitalize(sentence)
print(capitalized_text) # Output: John is a boy. He is 12 years old. His sister's name is Joy.

%prep
%autosetup -n Caribe-0.8.9

%build
%py3_build

%install
%py3_install
install -d -m755 %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}
if [ -d doc ]; then cp -arf doc %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
if [ -d docs ]; then cp -arf docs %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
if [ -d example ]; then cp -arf example %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
if [ -d examples ]; then cp -arf examples %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
pushd %{buildroot}
if [ -d usr/lib ]; then
	find usr/lib -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
if [ -d usr/lib64 ]; then
	find usr/lib64 -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
if [ -d usr/bin ]; then
	find usr/bin -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
if [ -d usr/sbin ]; then
	find usr/sbin -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
touch doclist.lst
if [ -d usr/share/man ]; then
	find usr/share/man -type f -printf "/%h/%f.gz\n" >> doclist.lst
fi
popd
mv %{buildroot}/filelist.lst .
mv %{buildroot}/doclist.lst .

%files -n python3-Caribe -f filelist.lst
%dir %{python3_sitelib}/*

%files help -f doclist.lst
%{_docdir}/*

%changelog
* Mon May 29 2023 Python_Bot <Python_Bot@openeuler.org> - 0.8.9-1
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