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ETC.py

Python implementation of the old CHETC.js epigraphic Leiden to EpiDoc converter

Install

Via git

Install by cloning the repository and run

python setup.py install

Via pip

pip install chetc

How to use

To use ETC.py, you need to create a converter instance and configure it with a ConverterModel (Currently, only a ConverterReplacementModel for http://manfredclauss.de/gb/index.html is available)

from chetc import Converter
from chetc.configs import Clauss

# We initialize a converter and disable the word tagging and numbering
converter = Converter(replacement_model=Clauss(word_numbering=False))
# We run a single transformation and print it
print(converter.convert("Sittium a[e]d(ilem) [o(ro) v(os)] f(aciatis)"))

should print in a single line

<lb n="1"/>Sittium
<expan><abbr>a<supplied reason="lost">e</supplied>d</abbr><ex>ilem</ex></expan>
<supplied reason="lost"><expan><abbr>o</abbr><ex>ro</ex></expan></supplied>
<supplied reason="lost"><expan><abbr>v</abbr><ex>os</ex></expan></supplied>
<expan><abbr>f</abbr><ex>aciatis</ex></expan>

Warning : if you were to run another transformation that is not following this line, you should do a converter.reset() to reset the line numbering.

Alternatively, you can run a list of strings to convert and this will be done automatically.