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drdhaval2785 / SanskritVerb

Verb declention for Sanskrit
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JSON version of tinanta forms list #1056

Closed vvasuki closed 5 years ago

vvasuki commented 7 years ago

I forget where I generated https://github.com/sanskrit-coders/stardict-sanskrit/blob/master/sa-vyAkaraNa/dhaval-tiNanta/dhaval-tiNanta.babylon from. I need a JSON version of that file: Just give me a JSON list like the example here (<-- alas somehow this is corrupted as of Dec 15). This, if available, will be immediately useful for shrI sAi's sentence generator (we can switch from uohyd API then).

It would be specially good if you could use the same (hopefully standard and community maintained) JSON structure - defined in public scala and python packages - that way we wont have to translate one json to another. You can modify it to hold additional data.

drdhaval2785 commented 6 years ago

JSON mode now available on CLI as well as frontend. Out of the JSONs so generated, a new web service is being envisaged at https://github.com/drdhaval2785/prakriya

vvasuki commented 6 years ago

Good going!

कुत्र लभेय भोः json सञ्चिकाम्??

drdhaval2785 commented 6 years ago

The size of data is prohibitive. So creating a web service. Flask test version delivers as expected. Will learn deploying flask applications. First time for me.

vvasuki commented 6 years ago

wait - actually a tsv file (with optional forms separated by a comma) would be even better since it can be imported to google sheets and smaller - can you produce that and send it to me or import into Google Sheets and share instead? Any human or program will be able to read it quite easily.

See https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14UEZmuSvbbdxAnqpZdSvSH8hrp3flPhPoo01aSXhbDY/edit?usp=drive_web for an example.

drdhaval2785 commented 6 years ago

I know we are on different lines.

There are two items, one in my mind, another in yours.

  1. Your requirement - a babylon / json / tsv for verb forms of a given verb e.g BU,Bavati,BavataH,Bavanti.....

  2. My requirement - a step by step derivation of a single verb form. Genetation of Bavati from BU.

Both are near at hand. Point 2 is done. 2.25 lac + forms with step by step derivation. It would be great help to beginners of Paninian grammar.

vvasuki commented 6 years ago

I am interested in both as well! But was referring to 1 since this thread was about that. (we already have a babylon though)

The latter should be made available as a dict too.

vvasuki commented 6 years ago

Hey @drdhaval2785 , why's this closed? we don't have a tsv or json or google spreadhseet dump yet..

vvasuki commented 6 years ago

PS: I just recalled an old xml dump of the data at https://github.com/drdhaval2785/SanskritVerb/issues/937 , which may well suffice if it's up-to-date (and can be kept up-to-date by a readily available script). I can dig up or contribute anew a script to transform it to tsv or whatever else I need.

drdhaval2785 commented 5 years ago

@vvasuki

Do you still need this file?

vvasuki commented 5 years ago

If you can keep dhaval-* in https://github.com/sanskrit-coders/stardict-sanskrit/tree/master/sa-vyAkaraNa up to date, that's more than enough - you'll be helping lots of people.