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I had been thinking about doing this but was pleasantly surprised to find Shreevatsa had predated me by a few weeks. But I thought it would be useful to refactor this into its own module and add support for other scripts and encodings.
Currently supports:- Bengali- Devanagari- Gujarati- Gurmukhi- Kannada- Malayalam- Oriya- Tamil- Telugu- Harvard-Kyoto- IAST- ITRANS- Kolkata romanization- SLP1- Velthuis (no upper-case support)
- If some input is coded ambiguously, the program consults an internal list and chooses the most "favorable." The precedence order is: HK > IAST > ITRANS > Kolkata > SLP1 > Velthuis.
Please post the links for these type of script converters.Is there any web page /web site converter to Roman Script?
Do any group members have strong feelings on this? If so, I would be amenable to making a change.
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I too have an inclination towards marcis' suggestion.
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I've updated the source code.
New names are described in the project readme (https://github.com/sanskrit/detect.py).
It's basically the same as the Python version, so whatever fails there will fail in the JS version too.