Me llamo exprimidora porque con·jugo.

This Python package conjugates Spanish verbs from their infinitive form.

This code:

from exprimidora import RegularFirstGroup

verb = RegularFirstGroup("amar")
verb.indicative_past_perfect()

... would procude this output.

{
    "yo": "había amado",
    "tú": "habías amado",
    "vos": "habías amado",
    "usted": "había amado",
    "él": "había amado",
    "ella": "había amado",
    "nosotros": "habíamos amado",
    "nosotras": "habíamos amado",
    "vosotros": "habíais amado",
    "vosotras": "habíais amado",
    "ustedes": "habían amado",
    "ellos": "habían amado",
    "ellas": "habían amado"
}

By adding the pronoun of the subject, a string with the verb conjugated for that person and verbe tense would be returned (rather than a dictionary with the full conjugation):

from exprimidora import RegularFirstGroup

verb = RegularFirstGroup("amar")
verb.indicative_past_perfect("ustedes")

... would procude this output.

"habían amado"

The following verb tenses can be conjugated:

• gerund (gerundio): estudiando
• participle (participio): estudiado

• indicative_present (presente): estudio
• indicative_imperfect (pretérito imperfecto): estudiaba
• indicative_preterite (pretérito perfecto): estudié
• indicative_future (futuro): estudiaré
• indicative_conditional (condicional): estudiaría

• indicative_present_perfect (pretérito perfecto): he estudiado
• indicative_past_perfect (pretérito pluscuamperfecto): había estudiado
• indicative_past_anterior (pretérito anterior): hube estudiado
• indicative_future_perfect (futuro perfecto): habré estudiado
• indicative_conditional_perfect (condicional perfecto): habría estudiado

• subjunctive_present (presente): estudie
• subjunctive_imperfect_preterite (pretérito imperfecto): estudiara
• subjunctive_imperfect_preterite_alternative (pretérito imperfecto): estudiase
• subjunctive_future (futuro): estudiare

• subjunctive_present_perfect (pretérito perfecto): haya estudiado
• subjunctive_past_perfect (pretérito pluscuamperfecto): hubiera estudiado
• subjunctive_past_perfect_alternative (pretérito pluscuamperfecto): hubiese estudiado
• subjunctive_future_perfect (futuro): hubiere estudiado

• imperative_affirmative (imperativo afirmativo): estudia
• imperative_negative (imperativo negativo): no estudies

The all_forms_flattened method can be used to obtain all the forms of a verb as a list.

This line:

verb.all_forms_flattened(only_simple = True)

... would generate this:

[
    "exprima", "exprimamos", "expriman", "exprimas", "exprime",
    "exprimen", "exprimes", "exprimid", "exprimido", "exprimiendo",
    "exprimiera", "exprimierais", "exprimieran", "exprimieras",
    "exprimiere", "exprimiereis", "exprimieren", "exprimieres",
    "exprimieron", "exprimimos", "exprimiremos", "exprimirá",
    "exprimirán", "exprimirás", "exprimiré", "exprimiréis",
    "exprimiría", "exprimiríais", "exprimiríamos", "exprimirían",
    "exprimirías", "exprimiste", "exprimisteis", "exprimiéramos",
    "exprimiéremos", "exprimió", "exprimo", "exprimáis",
    "exprimás", "exprimí", "exprimía", "exprimíais",
    "exprimíamos", "exprimían", "exprimías", "exprimís",
]

These are current limitations of the current version:

• only two irregular verbs (ser and haber) can be conjugated.

Please, check the project issues and milestones for information about next releases.

This project does not rely on any dependency a part from:

• Python ^3.9

... in order to be executed.

To contribute with its development (and to follow this instructions), you will also need:

• Poetry
• Git

Until a first production release of package is published, the package will only be available via Git. To run it, you'll need to clone the repository:

# Clone the repository using Git
git clone https://github.com/elcapo/exprimidora.git

# Install it
cd exprimidora/
poetry install

# Open a Poetry shell
poetry shell

# Now you can open a Python intepreter
# ... and run the examples above
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