History

1.5.0 (2021-10-28)

Added new method “Lexique383.get_anagrams()” to get the list of all the anagrams of a given word.
Removed support for xlsb file format..
Migrated the project build configuration to pyproject.toml.
Migrated build backend to poetry.
Updated the Documentation and the docstrings.
Updated dependencies.

The library is now completely type annotated and type-checked.
The method get_all_forms() now checks if the word has multiple lemmas in case of homonymy, eg: “souris”.
Fixed parsing bug when using “std-csv” parser.
Fixed formatting issue when saving the output of the CLI to a file.
Updated the Documentation and the docstrings.
Updated dependencies.

Fixed bug where Lexique383 was not shipped with the distribution.
Made csv parsing far faster and more robust.
Can now use different parsers : “pandas_csv” is the pandas csv parser, “std_csv” is the standard library csv parser, “csv” is a custom csv parser and “xlsb” is pandas xlsb parser using pyxlsb engine.
Updated dependencies.

Made csv parsing faster and more robust.
Can now use different parsers : “pandas_csv” is the pandas csv parser, “std_csv” is the standard library csv parser, “csv” is a custom csv parser and “xlsb” is pandas xlsb parser using pyxlsb engine.
Updated dependencies.

The new method Lexique383.get_all_forms(word) is now accessible through the cli with option “-a” or “–all_forms”.
This new method returns a list of LexItems having the same root lemma.
Added sample commands using the new option in the docs.
Refactored and expanded the test suite.
Updated dependencies.

allows for new style of relative imports.
Now all the attributes of the LexItem objects are immutable for consistency.
Added new method Lexique383.get_all_forms(word) to get all the lexical variations of a word.
This new method returns a list of LexItems having the same root lemma.
Expanded sample usage of the software in the docs.
Updated dependencies.

Enhanced behaviour of output to stdout to not conflict with the logging strategy of users importing the library in their own projects.
Expanded sample usage of the software in the docs.
Updated dependencies.

Implemented Type Hinting for main module.
Added a new method to the class Lexique383. The method is Lexique383._save_errors() .
This new method checks that the value of each field in a LexItem is of the right type. If it finds errors it will record the mismatched value/type and save it in ./erros/errors.json
Expanded sample usage of the software in the docs.
Much better documentation including links to Lexique383 pages and manuals.

Added a new method to the class Lexique383. The method is Lexique383.get_lex() .
This new method accepts either a single word as a string or an iterable of strings and will return the asked lexical information.
Expanded sample usage of the software in the docs.
Substantial update to the code and docs.
Removed unneeded dependencies as I reimplement some functionality myself.

Added a new method to the class LexItem. The method is LexItem.to_dict() .
This new method allows the LexItem objects to be converted into dicts with key/value pairs corresponding to the LexItem.
This method allows easy display or serialization of the LexItem objects.
Lexical Items having the same orthography are stored in a list at the word’s orthography key to the LEXIQUE dict.
Expanded sample usage of the software in the docs.
Substantial update to the code and docs.

Drastically reduced dependencies by ditching HDF5 and bolcs as the package is now smaller, faster an easier to build.
Lexical Items having the same orthography are stored in a list at the word’s orthography key to the LEXIQUE dict.
Implemented the « FlyWheel » pattern for light Lexical entries rsiding entirely in memory at run time.
Added sample usage of the software in the docs.
General update to the code and docs.