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zdict is a CLI dictionary framework mainly focus on any kind of online dictionary. This project originally forked from https://github.com/chenpc/ydict, which is a CLI tool for the Yahoo! online dictionary. After heavily refactoring the original project including:
- Change from Python 2 to Python 3
- Focus on being a flexible framework for any kind online dicitionaries, not only just a CLI tool for querying Yahoo! online dictionary.
- Based on an open source project skeleton.
So, we decided to create a new project.
Table of Contents
from PyPI :
pip install zdictfrom GitHub :
pip install git+https://github.com/zdict/zdict.gitfrom Docker Hub :
# Pull the image of latest commit of master branch from Docker Hub
docker pull zdict/zdict
# Pull the image of latest release from Docker Hub
docker pull zdict/zdict:release
# Pull the image of specific release version from Docker Hub
docker pull zdict/zdict:${version}
docker pull zdict/zdict:v0.10.0How to run the zdict docker image
# Run interactive mode
docker run -it --rm --platform=linux/amd64 zdict/zdict # latest commit
docker run -it --rm --platform=linux/amd64 zdict/zdict:release # latest release
docker run -it --rm --platform=linux/amd64 zdict/zdict:v0.10.0 # use zdict v0.10.0
docker run -it --rm --platform=linux/amd64 zdict/zdict:$tag # with specific tag
# Run normal mode
docker run -it --rm --platform=linux/amd64 zdict/zdict apple bird # latest commit
docker run -it --rm --platform=linux/amd64 zdict/zdict:release apple bird # latest release
docker run -it --rm --platform=linux/amd64 zdict/zdict:v0.10.0 apple bird # use zdict v0.10.0
docker run -it --rm --platform=linux/amd64 zdict/zdict:$tag apple bird # with specific tag
# You can also add the options while using docker run either interactive mode or normal mode
docker run -it --rm --platform=linux/amd64 zdict/zdict:v0.10.0 -dt moe # use moe dict in interactive mode
docker run -it --rm --platform=linux/amd64 zdict/zdict:v0.10.0 -dt moe 哈 # use moe dict in normal modeusage: zdict [-h] [-v] [-d] [-t QUERY_TIMEOUT] [-j [JOBS]] [-sp] [-su]
[-dt itaigi,moe,moe-taiwanese,spanish,oxford,jisho,yahoo,naer,wiktionary,urban,yandex,all]
[-ld] [-V] [-c] [--dump [PATTERN]] [-D]
[word [word ...]]
positional arguments:
word Words for searching its translation
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --version show program's version number and exit
-d, --disable-db-cache
Temporarily not using the result from db cache. (still
save the result into db)
-t QUERY_TIMEOUT, --query-timeout QUERY_TIMEOUT
Set timeout for every query. default is 5 seconds.
-j [JOBS], --jobs [JOBS]
Allow N jobs at once. Do not pass any argument to use
the number of CPUs in the system.
-sp, --show-provider Show the dictionary provider of the queried word
-su, --show-url Show the url of the queried word
-dt itaigi,moe,moe-taiwanese,spanish,oxford,jisho,yahoo,naer,wiktionary,urban,yandex,all, --dict itaigi,moe,moe-taiwanese,spanish,oxford,jisho,yahoo,naer,wiktionary,urban,yandex,all
Must be seperated by comma and no spaces after each
comma. Choose the dictionary you want. (default:
yahoo) Use 'all' for qureying all dictionaries. If
'all' or more than 1 dictionaries been chosen, --show-
provider will be set to True in order to provide more
understandable output.
-ld, --list-dicts Show currently supported dictionaries.
-V, --verbose Show more information for the queried word. (If the
chosen dictionary have implemented verbose related
functions)
-c, --force-color Force color printing (zdict automatically disable
color printing when output is not a tty, use this
option to force color printing)
--dump [PATTERN] Dump the querying history, can be filtered with regex
-D, --debug Print raw html prettified by BeautifulSoup for
debugging.- Normal Mode
zdict hello
- Interactive Mode
zdict
To use this source, you should first apply an API key and place it under ~/.zdict/oxford.key in the format:
app_id, app_key
During development, you can install our project as editable. If you use virtualenv, you may want to create a new environment for `zdict`:
$ git clone https://github.com/zdict/zdict.git
$ cd zdict
$ pip install -e .Once you installed it with the command above, just execute zdict after modification. No need to install it again.
Install the packages for testing:
$ pip install -r requirements-test.txtor:
$ make install-test-depsUse the command below to execute the tests:
$ py.testor:
$ make testAfter runing testing, we will get a coverage report in html. We can browse around it:
$ cd htmlcov
$ python -m http.serverAlso, there is some configs for py.test in setup.cfg. Change it if you need.
py.test can prompt pdb shell when your test case failed:
$ py.test --pdbor:
$ make test-with-pdbFeel free to send a bug report to https://github.com/zdict/zdict/issues. Please attach the error message and describe how to reproduce the bug. PR is also welcome.
Please use the -d/--disable-db-cache option to query before sending the bug report. Sometimes we modify the data schema in database for a dictionary, but the default dictionary query of zdict uses the cache in the database which may be stored within an old schema. This might cause an error while showing the result. Just use the -d/--disable-db-cache to update the cache in database.
- zdict.vim
- A vim plugin integrates with zdict.
- zdict.sh
- A collection of shell completion scripts for zdict.
- zdict_jupyter
- Use zdict in Jupyter Notebook.
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