- Handle a single apostrophe more gracefully. (#218)
- Set minimum version of more-itertools to 8.5 (#215)
- Restricted typing_extensions to Python 3.8. (#211)
- Refactored number_to_words toward reduced complexity.
- Replace pydantic with typeguard (#195)
- Now handle 'pair of x' in pl_sb_uninflected_complete (#188)
- Refine type hint for
singular_nounto indicate a literal return type forFalse. (#186)
- Removed methods renamed in 0.2.0.
- Project now supports Pydantic 2 while retaining support for Pydantic 1. (#187)
- Added validation of user-defined words and amended the type declarations to match, allowing for null values but not empty strings. (#187)
ordinalnow handles float types correctly without first coercing them to strings. (#178)
- Require Python 3.8 or later.
- #187: Pin to Pydantic 1 to avoid breaking in Pydantic 2.
- Internal cleanup.
- #136: A/an support now more correctly honors leading capitalized words and abbreviations.
- #178: Improve support for ordinals for floats.
- #169: Require pydantic 1.9.1 to avoid
ValueError.
- Minor tweaks and packaging refresh.
- #157:
comparemethods now validate their inputs and will raise a more meaningful exception if an empty string or None is passed. This expectation is now documented. - Many public methods now perform validation on arguments.
An empty string is no longer allowed for words or text.
Callers are expected to pass non-empty text or trap
the validation errors that are raised. The exceptions
raised are
pydantic.error_wrappers.ValidationError, which are currently a subclass ofValueError, but since that may change, tests check for a genericException.
- #15: Fixes to plural edge case handling.
- Packaging refresh and docs update.
- #153: Internal refactor to simplify and unify
_plnounand_sinoun.
- Fixed badges.
- #150: Rewrite to satisfy type checkers.
- #147: Enhanced type annotations.
- #133: Add a
py.typedfile so mypy recognizes type annotations. - Misc fixes in #128, #134, #135, #137, #138, #139, #140, #142, #143, #144.
- Require Python 3.7 or later.
- #108: Add support for pluralizing open compound nouns.
- #121: Modernized the codebase. Added a lot of type annotations.
- #113: Add support for uncountable nouns.
- Refreshed package metadata.
- #102: Inflect withdraws from Jazzband in order to continue to participate in sustained maintenance and enterprise support through Tidelift. The project continues to honor the guidelines and principles behind Jazzband and welcomes contributors openly.
- Identical release validating release process.
Module no longer exposes a
__version__attribute. Instead to query the version installed, use importlib.metadata or its backport to query:importlib.metadata.version('inflect')
- Refreshed package metadata.
- #95: Certain operations now allow ignore arbitrary leading words.
- Require Python 3.6 or later.
- #88: Distribution no longer includes root
testspackage.
- Project now builds on jaraco/skeleton for shared package management.
- #75: Drop support for Python 3.4.
- #29: Relicensed under the more permissive MIT License.
- #57: Fix pluralization of taco.
#37: fix inconsistencies with the inflect method
We now build and parse AST to extract function arguments instead of relying on regular expressions. This also adds support for keyword arguments and built-in constants when calling functions in the string. Unfortunately, this is not backwards compatible in some cases:
Strings should now be wrapped in single or double quotes p.inflect("singular_noun(to them)") should now be p.inflect("singular_noun('to them')")
Empty second argument to a function will now be parsed as None instead of ''. p.inflect("num(%d,) eggs" % 2) now prints "2 eggs" instead of " eggs" Since None, True and False are now supported, they can be passed explicitly: p.inflect("num(%d, False) eggs" % 2) will print " eggs" p.inflect("num(%d, True) eggs" % 2) will print "2 eggs"
- #53: Improved unicode handling.
- #5 and #40 via #55: Fix capitalization issues in processes where more than one word is involved.
- #56: Handle correctly units containing 'degree' and 'per'.
- #31: fix extraneous close parentheses.
- Dropped support for Python 3.3.
- Fixed badges in readme.
- Moved hosting to the jazzband project on GitHub.
- Fixed TypeError while parsing compounds (by yavarhusain)
- Fixed encoding issue in setup.py on Python 3
- new maintainer (Alex Grönholm)
- added Python 3 compatibility (by Thorben Krüger)
- fix a/an for dishonor, Honolulu, mpeg, onetime, Ugandan, Ukrainian, Unabomber, unanimous, US
- merge in 'subspecies' fix by UltraNurd
- add arboretum to classical plurals
- prevent crash with singular_noun('ys')
- change numwords to number_to_words in strings
- improve some docstrings
- comment out imports for unused .inflectrc
- remove unused exception class
- remove incorrect gnome_sudoku import
add gender() to select the gender of singular pronouns
replace short named methods with longer methods. shorted method now print a message and raise DecrecationWarning
pl -> plural
plnoun -> plural_noun
plverb -> plural_verb
pladj -> plural_adjective
sinoun -> singular_noun
prespart -> present_participle
numwords -> number_to_words
plequal -> compare
plnounequal -> compare_nouns
plverbequal -> compare_verbs
pladjequal -> compare_adjs
wordlist -> join
change classical() to only accept keyword args: only one way to do it
fix bug in numwords where hundreds was giving the wrong number when group=3
- add line to setup showing that this provides 'inflect' so that inflect_dj can require it
- add the rest of the tests from the Perl version
- replace most of the regular expressions in _plnoun and _sinoun. They run several times faster now.
- add method sinoun() to generate the singular of a plural noun. Phew!
- add changes from new Perl version: 1.892
- start adding tests from Perl version
- add test to check sinoun(plnoun(word)) == word Can now use word lists to check these methods without needing to have a list of plurals. ;-)
- fix die -> dice