API for step by step derivation of verb forms

[Dhaval Patel]

Respected scholars,

Apologies for cross posting.

A step by step derivation process of verb forms is now made available at the following API.
http://api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/jagAma/prakriya

The generic call is
http://api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/prakriya

I would be highly obliged if the scholars can check the API and give their remarks.

Data source:

Autogenerated from code at https://github.com/drdhaval2785/SanskritVerb.

Currently available URIs are:

  "uris": {
    "JNU_link": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/jnu",
    "UoHyd_link": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/uohyd",
    "all_details": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>",
    "dhatupradipa_link": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/dhatupradipa",
    "it_id": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/it_id",
    "it_status": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/it_status",
    "it_sutra": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/it_sutra",
    "kshiratarangini_link": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/kshiratarangini",
    "lakAra_or_tense": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/lakara",
    "madhaviyadhatuvritti_link": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/madhaviya",
    "padadecider_id": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/padadecider_id",
    "padadecider_sutra": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/padadecider_sutra",
    "prakriya_human_readable": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/prakriya",
    "prakriya_machine_readable": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/prakriya/machine",
    "upasarga": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/upasarga",
    "verb_devanagari": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/verb",
    "verb_gana": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/gana",
    "verb_meaning": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/meaning",
    "verb_number": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/number",
    "verb_slp": "api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/<verbform>/verbslp"
  }

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Dr. Dhaval Patel, I.A.S

Collector and District Magistrate, Anand

www.sanskritworld.in

[विश्वासो वासुकिजः (Vishvas Vasuki)]

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Nice!

You'd be following REST API conventions (google it) better and it would be clearer if the URI were http://api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/tinantas/slp1/jagAma/prakriya

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[विश्वासो वासुकिजः (Vishvas Vasuki)]

And you might have the API automatically produce the output in a desired encoding with query parameters of the type:
http://api.sanskritworld.in/v0.0.1/tinantas/slp1/jagAma/prakriya?encoding=devanaagarii

Further, you might want to publish the swagger API documentation (Example https://api.vedavaapi.org/scala/swagger/index.html#/grammarv1analyser/Analyse1 or https://api.vedavaapi.org/py/ullekhanam/docs#!/default/get_book_list ) for your API - just use flask-restplus library.

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[Dhaval Patel]

For all friends who find the API business too technical, there is now a more user friendly way to use the work.

1. Open http://api.sanskritworld.in/#!/default/get_get_prakriya

2. Enter verbform in SLP1 e.g. Serate / Bavati etc.

3. Click on Try it Out!

4. See the Response Body for step by step derivation.

If you are not familiar or comfortable with SLP1, you can transliterate back and forth from your favourite transliteration scheme in http://www.learnsanskrit.org/tools/sanscript.

P.S. - I personally extend my thanks to Mr. Vishvas Vasuki for drawing my attention and interest in flask-restplus and swagger documentation.

[Avinash L Varna]

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If you prefer an even simpler interface, one is now available at https://avinashvarna.github.io/prakriya/ It is WIP, so any feedback is appreciated (https://github.com/drdhaval2785/prakriya/issues).

Thanks

Avinash

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