mqdq is a collection of utility and analysis code for working with the XML format of scanned Latin poems provided by MQDQ. These XML files can be downloaded from pedecerto.
HOPEFULLY, you can just do pip install MQDQParser and it will all work. Open issues if not.
Latest pypi version: 0.6.1 Latest github version: 0.7.0
This is all very alpha. When I work out how to autogenerate docs, you could use those. For now, read the code, sorry. Caveat - I work mainly with hexameters, at the moment, so I'm not sure if some features will break on elegiacs.
There are some tests in test/, which are more or less human-readable ipython examples. There are some Jupyter notebooks in notebooks/ which run through a couple of non-trivial workflow examples. More of those are expected to follow.
If you are also playing the Fun Academia Game, please help me refill my Academia Hearts.
@software{nagy_mqdq_2019,
author = "Nagy, Ben",
title = "{MQDQParser}: Utility scripts in {P}ython for working with {XML} poems from {MQDQ}",
year = "2019",
publisher = {Zenodo},
version = {0.6.1},
doi = {10.5281/zenodo.4602588},
url = "https://github.com/bnagy/mqdq-parser"
}
Code: BSD style, see the LICENSE
The XML files used in the hexameter_corpus method are (c) Pedecerto, licensed (by them) under CC-BY-NC-ND.
Fork and PR. Particularly welcome would be:
- improving the packaging structure
- tests
- general addition of pythonicity