PyPoet

Python library for playing with words, one word at a time.

Usage

Help Usage

gavy42@jarvis:~/PyPoet$ python3 script.py -h
usage: script.py [-h] [-r] [-s] [-a] [-m] [-hp] [-hg] [-sa] [-n NUMBER] [-f]
                 word

PyPoet: Play with words, one word at a time.

positional arguments:
  word                  an input of the word

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -r, --rhyme           get rhyming words
  -s, --synonym         get synonym
  -a, --antonym         get antonyms
  -m, --meaning         get meaning
  -hp, --homophones     get homophones
  -hg, --homographs     get homographs
  -sa, --sound_alike    get words that sound alike
  -n NUMBER, --number NUMBER
                        number of words should be returned
  -f, --full            FULL lexical analysis

Interpreter Usage

>>> from script import Poet
>>> p = Poet("alone")
>>> p
<script.Poet object at 0x7f8c075c5d68>
>>> wordlist = p.rhyming_words()
[*] Getting rhyming words for the word: alone...
>>> p.display_wordlist(wordlist, 4)
[*] Displaying list; Format: Descending
cologne
malone
overblown
blown

Functions Usage

After creating an object instance as Poet(<string>), these functions are available

• rhyming_words() : Returns a list of words rhyming with the entered word.
• synonyms() : Returns a list of synonyms
• antonyms() : Returns a list of antonyms
• meaning() : Returns a list of possible meanings
• homophones() : Returns a list of homophones
• homographs() : Returns a list of homographs
• sound_alike() : Returns a list of words that sound alike the given word

PyPoet's Special

• run python3 script.py <word> -f to get full lexical analysis of any word, in JSON format

gavy42@jarvis:~/PyPoet$ python3 script.py alone -f
[!][!] Starting full analysis of: alone

[*][*] JSON file saved in local directory named - alone_lex_analysis.json