Sylladic is a program which helps you to create dictionaries. A dictionary is made up of words and converted into syllables (thanx 4 great pyphen library)
Why I made it?
I forgot a password, but I know it was non-dictionary and consisted of Polish syllables. This word was not in the regular dictionary. Unfortunately, I couldn't find the syllable dictionary, so I wrote a program to create it. When you create the dictionary, you can multiply syllables and other chars from file.
Windows, Linux
- Python 3.6.x (on the lower version the program does not work well)
- UTF-8 (it did not work well for others locales)
Project is created with great libraries:
- Pyphen
- Tqdm
- Pathlib
- Argparse
- Itertools
To run this project, download and install it locally: (Ubuntu)
$ sudo apt install python3
$ sudo apt install python3-pip
$ git clone https://github.com/kerszl/sylladic
$ cd sylladic
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt
$ chmod +x sylladic.py
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kerszl/sylladic/master/Dockerfile
docker build . -t sylladic:alpine
docker run -ti --rm sylladic:alpine /bin/bash
When you want create syllables from dictionary:
$ ./sylladic.py -d dict/dic.sample.pl.txt pl
- dic.sample.pl.txt - file with dictionary
- pl - contry code
When you want multiply syllables or other chars:
$ ./sylladic.py -m digits.txt 4
- digits.txt - file to multiply chars
- 4 - how many times multiply
You can see simple iterations graph:
$ ./sylladic.py -g
