Derek Gulbranson

The current parser logic basically takes the first name it gets and sticks it in the first name list, then sticks all other names into the middle name list until...

Also if middle names are not really a separate concept like in English, maybe the surnames attribute is what you want: https://nameparser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/modules.html#nameparser.parser.HumanName.surnames It's basically all names except the first name...

In the "Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro" example, what would be a useful way to separate out the name parts in Portuguese? You referred to "second" and "surname". I know...

1. You are an amazing and beautiful person. Thank you! You made my day. 2. I agree, it should be a v1.0 already. Shoulda done it with my last refactor...

Cool, I was able to raise an error now. re 4, it's easier if you don't need to handle hyphenated names. You could do it with python string formatting, e.g.:...

Some other thoughts as I'm using your branch as I try to look into some of the other bug reports. 1. I have some tests for the conjunction code, but...

Unfortunately I'm not sure how much the parser can help with this. The parser requires a comma after the last name to parse that format. Without it, you might be...

I have not looked into the code to see for sure, but I believe the parser treats prefixes as a name piece instead of a prefix when there are only...

There is a set of titles that when followed by a single name assume that name is a first name. (It looks like it's not exposed in the documentation though.):...

Currently the way the parser identifies nicknames is to strip out anything that is inside of parentheses or double quotes and stick it in the nickname bucket before parsing the...