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Version 0.8.2

20 Dec 05:52
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Version 0.8.1

20 Jan 13:04
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  • Update en, es, fr, and it to include country names; see issue #168

Version 0.8.0

15 Jan 13:19
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Version 0.7.3

27 Dec 15:28
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  • Remove relative imports in favor of absolute imports
  • Add Path support for files
  • Added Dutch language support; see #162

Version 0.7.2

26 Apr 01:48
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  • Added Latvian language support; see #145
  • Added Basque language support; see #146

Version 0.7.1

15 Dec 03:38
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  • Add py.typed to enable mypy support

Version 0.7.0

29 Aug 23:50
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  • Backwards Combatibility Change:
    • spell.candidates and spell.correction now return None if there are no valid corrections or candidates
  • Remove misspelled words from issue #120
  • Update all default language dictionaries after updating the minimum frequency to 50 in scripts/build_dictionary.py
  • Fix float("nan") issue; see #125
  • Include Wikipedia's common typo list to the exclude listing; see #124
  • Add Arabic language support; see #129
  • Add ability to add the same word many times; see #132

Version 0.6.3

15 Jan 17:01
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  • Added class method to be able to get a listing of all supported languages
  • Added type hinting
  • Updated English dictionary to remove incorrect cie words; see #112

Version 0.6.2

27 Mar 12:30
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  • Add ability to load multiple languages at once; see discussion
  • Fix default tokenizer to not enforce lower case; #99

Version 0.6.1

09 Mar 12:10
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  • Deprecated spell.word_probability since the name makes it seem that it is building a true probability; use spell.word_usage_frequency instead
  • Added Russian language dictionary; #91 Thanks @sviperm
  • Include __iter__ to both the SpellChecker and WordFrequency objects