How to use the pykakasi.K2a function in pykakasi

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github miurahr / pykakasi / tests / basic_3.py View on Github external
def test_K2a(self):

        TESTS = [
            ("カンタン",   ("ka", 1)),
            ("ニャ", ("nya",2)),
            ("ッキ", ("kki",2)),
            ("ッファ", ("ffa", 3)),
            ("シツモン",   ("shi", 1)),
            ("チガイ",  ("chi", 1)),
            ("ジ", ("ji",1)),
        ]

        h = pykakasi.K2a()
        for case, result in TESTS:
            self.assertEqual(h.convert(case), result)
github miurahr / pykakasi / tests / basic_3.py View on Github external
("ジー", ("zi", 1)),
            ("ウォークマン", ("u", 1)),
            ("キャ", ("kya", 2)), ("キュ", ("kyu", 2)), ("キョ", ("kyo", 2)),
            ("シャ", ("sya", 2)), ("シュ", ("syu", 2)), ("ショ", ("syo", 2)),
            ("チャ", ("tya", 2)), ("チュ", ("tyu", 2)), ("チョ", ("tyo", 2)),
            ("ニャ", ("nya", 2)), ("ニュ", ("nyu", 2)), ("ニョ", ("nyo", 2)),
            ("リャ", ("rya", 2)), ("リュ", ("ryu", 2)), ("リョ", ("ryo", 2)),
            ("ザ", ("za", 1)), ("ジ", ("zi", 1)), ("ズ", ("zu", 1)),
            ("ゼ", ("ze", 1)), ("ゾ", ("zo", 1)),
            ("ダ", ("da", 1)), ("ヂ", ("zi", 1)), ("ヅ", ("zu", 1)),
            ("デ", ("de", 1)), ("ド", ("do", 1)),
            ("タ", ("ta", 1)), ("チ", ("ti", 1)), ("ツ", ("tu", 1)),
            ("テ", ("te", 1)), ("ト", ("to", 1))
        ]

        h = pykakasi.K2a(method="Kunrei")
        for case, result in TESTS:
            self.assertEqual(h.convert(case), result)