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mapado / pynlg

``pynlg`` is a pure python re-implementation of [SimpleNLG-EnFr](https://github.com/rali-udem/SimpleNLG-EnFr), a java library enabling bilingual [text surface realisation](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Realization_%28linguistics%29), based on [SimpleNLG](https://github.com/simplenlg/simplenlg).
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Is the Library still maintained #4

Open prateek05 opened 7 years ago

prateek05 commented 7 years ago

I was planning to use it for one of my projects rather than writing java interfaces from python to the original library. Was just wondering is the library actively supported/used

AlJohri commented 7 years ago

@prateek05 I ended up exposing the java version through a jruby API and use it from my python apps via REST. I would love to eventually move over to using the python only implementation but I haven't had time to check this project's test coverage compared to the original simplenlg. please let me know if you end up using this in your project! would be interested to re-visit

jdeniau commented 7 years ago

Hi @prateek05

We are not working on it anymore but it's stable and tested, so you can use it if you'd like, it avoids the complexity of exposing the library behind an API, but if you want the latest features, you can consider using the java version.

prateek05 commented 6 years ago

@jdeniau Thanks. I ll work on a wrapper over the java version.

AlJohri commented 6 years ago

@prateek05 check out https://github.com/jeremybmerrill/simplernlg

roman-kutlak commented 4 years ago

Hi guys. The Java version is no longer supported either. I have my own nlg library that was using simplenlg (https://github.com/roman-kutlak/nlglib) to do surface realisation, but I've now decided to extend this to support English instead. Will let you know when I have something working.

Catadanna commented 3 years ago

Is the library still maintained ? Good question! I see it was not tested for Python 3.4 yet, what about Python 3.7 or more ?

jdeniau commented 3 years ago

Hi @Catadanna , my previous response is still valid three years after 😄

In addition, if you are willing to upgrade it to python 3.x, feel free to open a PR, I will gladly release it 👍

Catadanna commented 3 years ago

OK I shall see! PS: I live in Lyon, too :-D. Your example works well on Python 3.7.3, Ubuntu.