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5 repositories tagged with text-processing
awesome-slugify: A Flexible Python Slugify Function
awesome-slugify is a powerful and flexible Python library designed for converting text into clean, URL-friendly slugs. It offers extensive customization options, including separators, case conversion, and length limits. The library also supports unique slug generation and comes with predefined configurations for various languages and use cases.
Python Slugify: Robust Unicode Slug Generation in Python
Python Slugify is a powerful Python library designed to create clean, URL-friendly slugs from Unicode strings. It offers extensive customization options, including handling HTML entities, setting max lengths, and defining stopwords. This tool ensures your text is properly formatted for web use, supporting various languages and complex character sets.
pyparsing: A Python Library for Creating PEG Parsers
pyparsing is a Python library that offers an alternative to traditional lex/yacc or regular expressions for creating simple grammars. It allows developers to construct parsers directly in Python code, leveraging a Parsing Expression Grammar (PEG) approach. This library simplifies handling common parsing challenges like whitespace, quoted strings, and embedded comments, making text processing more intuitive.
python-nameparser: A Robust Python Module for Parsing Human Names
python-nameparser is a powerful Python module designed to accurately parse human names into distinct components like title, given, middle, family, and suffix. It offers immutable results, flexible configuration, and supports locale-specific parsing, making it an essential tool for text processing and data normalization tasks. The module recently released version 2.0, enhancing its capabilities while maintaining backward compatibility for most existing code.
scooter: Interactive Find-and-Replace in Your Terminal
`scooter` is an interactive terminal UI application designed for efficient find-and-replace operations. It allows users to recursively search through files or process text from stdin, providing an interactive interface to toggle which instances to replace. Built with Rust, `scooter` delivers fast performance and supports advanced regex features, custom themes, and seamless editor integrations.