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Short Description Transliteration package for Indic scripts
License MIT
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IndicScript
Introduction
IndicScript is a transliteration library for Indian languages written in PHP. It supports the most popular Indian scripts and several different romanization schemes. Although IndicScript focuses on Sanskrit transliteration, it has partial support for other Indic scripts and is easy to extend.
Requirements
IndicScript requires PHP 7.4
Usage
IndicScript is simple to use.
First install the Composer package manager, then install IndicScript with:
then invoke IndicScript like this:
In Laravel 5.5 the package's service provider and facade will be registered automatically. In older versions of Laravel, you must register them manually:
The facade is optional, but the rest of this guide assumes you're using it.
Laravel Usage
Here, $from and $to are the names of different schemes. In IndicScript, the word "scheme" refers to both scripts and romanizations. These schemes are of two types:
- Brahmic schemes, which are abugidas. All Indian scripts are Brahmic schemes.
- Roman schemes, which are alphabets. All romanizations are Roman schemes.
The list of all Brahmic and Roman schemes supported are available here Schemes
Disabling transliteration
When IndicScript sees the token ##, it toggles the transliteration state:
When IndicScript sees the token \, it disables transliteration on the character that immediately follows. \ is used for ITRANS compatibility; we recommend always using ## instead.
Transliterating to lossy schemes
A lossy scheme does not have the letters needed to support lossless translation. For example, Bengali is a lossy scheme because it uses ব for both ba and va. In future releases, IndicScript might let you choose how to handle lossiness. For the time being, it makes some fairly bad hard-coded assumptions. Corrections and advice are always welcome.
Transliteration options
You can tweak the transliteration function by passing an options array:
$options maps options to values. Currently, these options are supported:
skip_sgml- If TRUE, transliterate SGML tags as if they were ordinary words (<b>iti</b>→<ब्>इति</ब्>). Defaults toFALSE.syncope- If TRUE, use Hindi-style transliteration (ajay→अजय). In linguistics, this behavior is known as schwa syncope. Defaults toFALSE.
Adding new schemes
Adding a new scheme is simple:
For help in creating $schemeData, see the comments on the addBrahmicScheme and addRomanScheme functions.
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php Version ^7.4|^8.0|^8.1