defmodule Lingua do @moduletag timeout: :infinity @moduledoc """ Lingua wraps [Peter M. Stahl](https://github.com/pemistahl)'s [linuga-rs](https://github.com/pemistahl/lingua-rs) language detection library. This wrapper follows the lingua-rs API closely, so consult the [documentation](https://docs.rs/lingua/1.0.3/lingua/index.html) for more information. """ @default_builder_option :all_languages @default_languages [] @default_minimum_relative_distance 0.0 @default_compute_language_confidence_values false @doc """ Initialize the detector. Calling this is optional but it may come in handy in cases where you want lingua-rs to load the language corpora so that subsequent calls to `detect` are fast. The first time the detector is run it can take some time to load (~12 seconds on my Macbook Pro). ## Example iex> Lingua.init() :ok """ @spec init :: any defdelegate init(), to: Lingua.Nif @doc """ Detect the language of the given input text. By default, all supported languages will be considered and the minimum relative distance is `0.0`. Returns the detected language, or a list of languages and their confidence values, or `:no_match` if the given text doesn't match a language. Options: * `builder_option:` - can be one of the following (defaults to `:all_languages`): * `:all_languages` - consider every supported language * `:all_spoken_languages` - consider only currently spoken languages * `:all_languages_with_arabic_script` - consider only languages written in Arabic script * `:all_languages_with_cyrillic_script` - consider only languages written in Cyrillic script * `:all_languages_with_devanagari_script` - consider only languages written in Devanagari script * `:all_languages_with_latin_script` - consider only languages written in Latin script * `:with_languages` - consider only the languages supplied in the `languages` option. Two or more are required. (see below) * `:without_languages` - consider all languages except those supplied in the `languages` option. Two or more are required. (see below) * `languages:` - specify two or more languages to consider or to not consider depending on the `builder_option:` (defaults to `[]`) * `with_minimum_relative_distance:` - specify the minimum relative distance (0.0 - 0.99) required for a language to be considered a match for the input. See the lingua-rs [documentation](https://docs.rs/lingua/1.0.3/lingua/struct.LanguageDetectorBuilder.html#method.with_minimum_relative_distance) for details. (defaults to `0.0`) * `compute_language_confidence_values:` - returns the full list of language matches for the input and their confidence values. (defaults to `false`) ## Example iex> Lingua.detect("this is definitely English") {:ok, :english} iex> Lingua.detect("וזה בעברית") {:ok, :hebrew} iex> Lingua.detect("państwowych", builder_option: :with_languages, languages: [:english, :russian, :polish]) {:ok, :polish} iex> Lingua.detect("ѕидови", builder_option: :all_languages_with_cyrillic_script) {:ok, :macedonian} iex> Lingua.detect("כלב", builder_option: :with_languages, languages: [:english, :russian, :polish]) {:ok, :no_match} iex> Lingua.detect("what in the world is this", builder_option: :with_languages, languages: [:english, :russian, :hebrew], compute_language_confidence_values: true) {:ok, [english: 1.0]} """ @spec detect(any, keyword) :: any def detect(text, options \\ []) do builder_option = Keyword.get(options, :builder_option, @default_builder_option) languages = Keyword.get(options, :languages, @default_languages) minimum_relative_distance = Keyword.get(options, :minimum_relative_distance, @default_minimum_relative_distance) compute_language_confidence_values = Keyword.get( options, :compute_language_confidence_values, @default_compute_language_confidence_values ) if compute_language_confidence_values, do: Lingua.Nif.compute_language_confidence_values( text, builder_option, languages, minimum_relative_distance ), else: Lingua.Nif.detect_language_of(text, builder_option, languages, minimum_relative_distance) end @doc """ Like `detect`, but returns the result value or raises an error. """ @spec detect!(any, keyword) :: any def detect!(text, options \\ []) do case detect(text, options) do {:ok, value} -> value {:error, error} -> raise error end end end