This script is strict corelated with SjpAPI. I could say: "It is the same", but there are a little difference, so go to repo above and take info before you use this script :)!! This version is very low performance. I dont test how many time is to get meaning from two dictionaries. I will be probably very, very long, about 300mins. A "for"s functions should be parareled.

Thsi script was created to easy get all meaning of word(from txt files) from (Słownik języka polskiego)(www.sjp.pl)

1. Do i need this API?
2. How it works?
3. Features
4. Installation
5. Using
6. Examples using
7. License

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• Get "as fresh as tropical fruit"(ONLINE) meaning of any word in dictionary "słownik języka polskiego"

• Only need check word is in dictionary or can be used in game like scrabble. In this case you can check any link from there resolve your problem.

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It is correlated with SjpAPI but translated to python language

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• Make from you dictionary txt file, a dictionary with meaning of word and you will know from which word your word come from:

Example

"kościany" is from word: "kość"

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The most important paragraph.

For the first you MUST to have: Please check, a format of sjp.txt and psf.txt.

1. Must be UTF-8
2. Only first word from line will be processed
3. If one of the above step will be missed , probably script will fail

• If you want to fill only dictionary from SJP.PL:

1. Take your dictionary in txt file, make sure there is in UTF-8 format
2. Insert this file in "Input folder"
3. Call script

python3> DictionaryActualizer.py {NAMEOfYourTextFile}.txt

4. A result will be in Output folder witch name: ""fill-{NAMEOfYourTextFile}.txt

• If you have a SJP.PL dictionary and OSPS dictonary:

1. Take your dictionaries in txt file, make sure there is in UTF-8 format
2. Insert this files in "Input folder"
3. Call script

python3> DictionaryActualizer.py {NAMEOfYourSJPDict}.txt {NAMEOfYourOSPSDict}.txt

4. A result willbe in:

• filled-same.txt ( The same word which was in SJP and OSPS dictonaries )
• filled-{NAMEOfYourSJPDict}.txt (Word from SJP)
• filled-{NAMEOfYourOSPSDict}.txt (Word from OSPS)

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Just clone this repo and here you are ^^

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Input testowo.txt and Output

If you clone this repo you can run this command:

python3> DictionaryActualizer.py sjp.txt pfs.txt

And after all check Output folder. You will see a examples :D

This is output from examples:

C:\Users\rik13\Desktop\DictionaryActualizer>python DictionaryActualizer.py sjp.txt pfs.txt
Start to process lines:
sjp: 155  lines
pfs: 117  lines

Splitted dictionaries on:
Same in two dictionaries:  68 lines
Unique in sjp dict:  88  lines
Unique in pfs dict:  45  lines

Processing pfsUnique.txt  : ...
Fill  pfsUnique.txt
takes time:  22.43681049346924

Processing same.txt  : ...
Fill  same.txt
takes time:  33.13961362838745

Processing sjpUnique.txt  : ...
Fill  sjpUnique.txt
takes time:  47.09232306480408

C:\Users\rik13\Desktop\DictionaryActualizer>python DictionaryActualizer.py sjp.txt
Start to process lines:  155

Processing sjp.txt  : ...
Fill  sjp.txt
takes time:  81.83865451812744

C:\Users\rik13\Desktop\DictionaryActualizer>

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