Classes

Stateless class that provides the ability to reverse-transliterate from the given script to the specified scheme with the anteliterate API. Unlike the Transliterator, this class does not aggregate inputs. The assumption is that while anteliterating the clients already have the full output string that they want to reverse-transliterate into the specified scheme.

Usage:

class MyConfig: Config {
...
}

let factory = try TransliteratorFactory(config: MyConfig())

guard let schemes = try factory.availableSchemes(), let scripts = try factory.availableScripts() else {
// Deal with bad config
}

let anteliterator = try factory.anteliterator(schemeName: schemes[0], scriptName: scripts[0])

try anteliterator.anteliterate("...")

This class provides default config values that the client can override, typically using UserDefaults and pass an instance into LiteratorFactory.

Use this class to get an instance of Transliterator and Anteliterator. This class is responsible for the two step initialization that is needed to generate an instance of Transliterator or Anteliterator.

If clients want to use the same log formatting and logger features of LipikaEngine, they are free to use this class. Logger exposes a thread-local instance called Logger.log that needs to be used. Logger itself cannot be instantiated.

Usage

Logger.logLevel = .warning
Logger.log.debug("you don't need to know")
Logger.log.warning("you may want to know")

Stateful class that aggregates incremental input in the given scheme and provides aggregated output in the specified script through the transliterate API.

Usage:

class MyConfig: Config {
   ...
}

let factory = try TransliteratorFactory(config: MyConfig())

guard let schemes = try factory.availableSchemes(), let scripts = try factory.availableScripts() else {
   // Deal with bad config
}

let tranliterator = try factory.tranliterator(schemeName: schemes[0], scriptName: scripts[0])

try tranliterator.transliterate("...")