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processtext 0.1.7

========== processtext ==========
processtext is a an open-source python package to clean raw text data.

Installation
processtext requires Python 3, NLTK, and Autocorrect to execute.
To install using pip, use
pip install processtext

Features
processtext package contains different functions such as:

degroup_num: Removes comma(,) in between numbers inside a string
remove_hyphen: Removes hyphen(-) in between texts
int_to_en: Returns whole numbers in english text. e.g. 25 -> twenty-five
num_to_en: Returns english of numbers one by one from left to right
float_to_en: Returns floating point numbers into english text
int_to_text: Replaces all the whole numbers inside string into English text
float_to_text: Replacing all the positive rational numbers inside string into English text
decontract_strings: Decontracts strings e.g. I'm -> I am
remove_emoji: Removes emoji
clean_text: For deep cleaning of texts
lowercase: Converts the texts into lowercase
autocorrect: Corrects spelling mistakes
lemmatize: Lemmatizes the input texts
remove_sw: Removes stop words
clean: to clean raw text and return the cleaned text
clean_l: to clean raw text and return a list of clean words

The processtext.clean() and processtext.clean_l() function can apply all, or a selected combination of the following cleaning operations:

Remove special symbols/characters
Remove digits from the text
Remove punctuations from the text
Remove extra white spaces
Remove or replace the part of text with custom regex
Convert the entire text into a uniform lowercase
Lemmatize the words
Remove stop words, and choose a language for stop words

Usage

Import the library:

import processtext as pt

Choose a method:

To return the text in a string format,
pt.clean("your_raw_text_here")

To return a list of words from the text,
pt.clean_l("your_raw_text_here")

To choose a specific set of cleaning operations,
pt.clean_l("your_raw_text_here",
clean_all= False # Execute all cleaning operations
extra_spaces=True , # Remove extra white spaces
stemming=True , # Stem the words
stopwords=True ,# Remove stop words
lowercase=True ,# Convert to lowercase
numbers=True ,# Remove all digits
punct=True ,# Remove all punctuations
reg: str = '<regex>', # Remove parts of text based on regex
reg_replace: str = '<replace_value>', # String to replace the regex used in reg
stp_lang='english' # Language for stop words
)

Examples
import processtext as pt
pt.degroup_num('111,222,333')

returns,
'111222333'

import processtext as pt
pt.remove_hyphen('2022-2023')

returns,
'2022 2023'

import processtext as pt
print(pt.int_to_en(1998))
print(pt.int_to_en('9123456789'))

returns,
one thousand nine hundred and ninety-eight

nine billion one hundred and twenty-three million four hundred and fifty-six thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine

import processtext as pt
print(pt.num_to_en(12345))
print(pt.num_to_en('09876'))

returns,
one two three four five

zero nine eight seven six

import processtext as pt
print(pt.float_to_en(12.345))
print(pt.float_to_en('456.09876'))

returns,
twelve point three four five

four hundred and fifty-six point zero nine eight seven six

import processtext as pt
print(pt.float_to_en(12.345))
print(pt.float_to_en('456.09876'))

returns,
twelve point three four five

four hundred and fifty-six point zero nine eight seven six

import processtext as pt
pt.int_to_text('First 100 twin primes have values between 3 & 5 and 3821 & 3823')

returns,
First one hundred twin primes have values between three & five and three thousand eight hundred and twenty-one & three thousand eight hundred and twenty-three

import processtext as pt
pt.float_to_text('The first 10 digits of pi are 3.141592653')

returns,
The first ten point zero digits of pi are three point one four one five nine two six five three

import processtext as pt
pt.decontract_strings("I can't believe he'll be graduating from college in just a few months.")

returns,
I can not believe he will be graduating from college in just a few months.

import processtext as pt
pt.remove_emoji("🌞🌊☀️ Just spent an amazing day at the beach with my friends! 🏖️👭👬 We built sandcastles 🏰, played beach volleyball 🏐, and even went for a swim 🏊‍♀️🏊‍♂️. The sun was shining ☀️ and the water was so refreshing 💦. Can't wait to do it again! 🤩👍")

returns,
Just spent an amazing day at the beach with my friends! We built sandcastles , played beach volleyball , and even went for a swim . The sun was shining and the water was so refreshing . Can't wait to do it again!

import processtext as pt
pt.clean_text('The password must contain at least one symbol such as !,^,*,+,=,%,$,~,?,/,<>,|@, #, or %.')

returns,
The password must contain at least one symbol such as or

import processtext as pt
pt.lowercase('THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPED OVER THE LAZY DOG.')

returns,
the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.

import processtext as pt
pt.lowercase('THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPED OVER THE LAZY DOG.')

returns,
the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.

import processtext as pt
pt.autocorrect("I haven't receeved the package yet, but I think it should arrive somtime tomoro.")

returns,
I haven't received the package yet, but I think it should arrive sometime tomorrow.

import processtext as pt
pt.autocorrect("I haven't receeved the package yet, but I think it should arrive somtime tomoro.")

returns,
I haven't received the package yet, but I think it should arrive sometime tomorrow.

import processtext as pt
pt.lemmatize('they were playing in the garden.')

returns,
they be play in the garden.

import processtext as pt
pt.remove_sw('I went to the store and bought some milk, bread, and eggs.')

returns,
went store bought milk, bread, eggs.

import processtext as pt
pt.clean("TH@@#e Q!@#UicK bR0owN f*#!@)(O000000X JUmp100ED 000oV###3eR Th77777#$$e.......... L@a/\|z+Y d==OG.", extra_spaces=True, lowercase=True, numbers=True, punct=True)

returns,
'the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog'

import processtext as pt
pt.clean_l('TH@@#e Q!@#UicK bR0owN f*#!@)(O000000X JUmp100ED 000oV###3eR Th77777#$$e.......... L@a/\|z+Y d==OG.',
extra_spaces=True, lowercase=True, numbers=True, punct=True)

returns,
['the', 'quick', 'brown', 'fox', 'jumped', 'over', 'the', 'lazy', 'dog']

from processtext import clean
text = "my email id: ujjwal@rkmvu.ac.in and your's: mili@rnlk.ed"
clean(text, reg=r"[a-z0-9\.\-+_]+@[a-z0-9\.\-+_]+\.[a-z]+", reg_replace='********', clean_all=False)

returns,
'my email id: ******** and your's: ********'

License
MIT