cl-inflector

https://github.com/AccelerationNet/cl-inflector.git

git clone 'https://github.com/AccelerationNet/cl-inflector.git'

(ql:quickload :cl-inflector)
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CL-Inflector

A common lisp library to easily pluralize and singularize English and Portuguese words.

This is a port of the ruby ActiveSupport Inflector module.

Installation

Just use Quicklisp:

> (ql:quickload 'cl-inflector)

Usage

Example Usage:

> (use-package :cl-inflector)
> (let ((dollars 1.7)
        (users 34)
        (purchases 1))
       (format nil "The site has ~D ~A, with a total of ~D ~A and $~D ~A"  
               users (pluralize users "user") 
               purchases (pluralize purchases "purchase") 
               dollars (pluralize dollars "dollar")))
"The site has 34 users, with a total of 1 purchase and $1.7 dollars"

Basic Usage, plural-of and singular-of:

> (plural-of "octopus") 
"octopi"
> (plural-of "datum")
"data"
> (singular-of "children")
"child"
> (singular-of "cats")
"cat"
> (singular-of "data")
"datum"

Basic Usage, pluralize:

> (pluralize 2 "octopus")
"octopi"
> (pluralize 1 "octopus")
"octopus"

You can pass in the default plural to be used. If not, the inflector is used to determine the plural.

> (pluralize 2 "tooth" "teeth")
"teeth"
> (pluralize 2 "tooth")
"tooths"

Use irregular to add an irregular:

> (singular-of "feet")
"feet"
> (irregular "foot" "feet")
> (singular-of "feet")
"foot"
> (plural-of "foot")
"feet"

Use uncountable to add an uncountable:

> (plural-of "advice")
"advices"
> (singular-of "advice")
"advice"
> (singular-of "advices")
"advice"
> (uncountable "advice")
> (plural-of "advice")
"advice"

You can also pluralize/singularize symbols (very useful for writing macros):

> (symbol-plural-of 'book)
BOOKS
> (symbol-singular-of 'pages)
PAGE

Internationalization support

Currently, cl-inflector has built-in support for english(en_US) and brazilian portuguese(pt_BR), and it also offers a simple API to change between languages:

> (available-languages)
(:EN_US :PT_BR)
> (current-language-name)
:EN_US

For changing between languages, use set-language!:

> (plural-of "país")
"país"
> (set-language! :pt_BR)
:PT_BR
> (plural-of "país")
"países"

You can add irregular words and uncountable in the same way as presented above, but you still does not support adding a whole new language.

For more examples, check the tests source. License —————

Released under the MIT license, please see LICENSE for more details

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