Byte literals in front of words with python 3

[rogg]

resource_string() from pkg_resources opens dictionary.txt as 'rb', which puts byte literals in front of all the words when using python 3.

>>> get_sentence()
"B'cras' b'mi' b'a' b'vulputate' b'arcu'."

[monkeython]

This is not the expected output, anyway. Something is messed up. Can't fix at the moment because I'm quite busy relocating.

[Bartvds]

This is still happening:

"B'pede' b'mi' b'a' b'lorem' b'a' b'cum'.", "B'amet' b'et' b'a' b'a'.", "B'enim' b'in' b'a' b'a' b'a'.", "B'nunc' b'in'.", "B'nunc' b'ut' b'id' b'nam' b'porta' b'lacinia' b'platea' b'a' b'consectetuer' b'dis' b'hac' b'a' b'a' b'a' b'quis' b'a' b'a'."

[protoforge]

I think this is fixed in 1.0.6, but PyPi only has the 1.0.5 version...

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/loremipsum

For convenience, could a new version be pushed?

from loremipsum import generate_paragraph, get_sentences
sentences_list = get_sentences(5)
for s in sentences_list:
    print(type(s), repr(s))

output:

<class 'str'> "B'nibh' b'eu' b'a' b'dui' b'fringilla'."
<class 'str'> "B'eget' b'ac'."
<class 'str'> "B'pede' b'ad' b'a' b'justo' b'odio' b'porttitor' b'vel'."
<class 'str'> "B'eget' b'ad'."
<class 'str'> "B'urna' b'ac'."

[craiglabenz]

Any chance we can get 1.0.6 pushed to PyPI, @monkeython?

[axsaucedo]

+1 @monkeython

[proinsias]

+1 @monkeython

[DanielSaunders]

+1 @monkeython

[simonatdrg]

+1 @monkeython

[testlabauto]

Does this library work with Python 3?

[testlabauto]

This will fix it:

_DICTIONARY = [bytes.decode(word) for word in _DICTIONARY] (at the same place as the code monkeython mentioned in his code snippet.)

This fork has the change in it: https://github.com/testlabauto/loremipsum I would create a PR but I had to go back to 1.0.5 because the HEAD doesn't seem to work for me.

[toyg]

PyPi version still broken...

[pmitros]

If you want to patch the version on pip by hand, these two lines in generator.py do it:

_SAMPLE = resource_string(__name__, 'default/sample.txt').decode('utf-8')
_DICTIONARY = resource_string(__name__, 'default/dictionary.txt').decode('utf-8').split()

If you'd like to install a patched version:

pip install -e git+https://github.com/testlabauto/loremipsum.git@b7bd71a6651207ef88993045cd755f20747f2a1e#egg=loremipsmum

If you'd like the patched version in requirements.txt, add the line:

-e git+https://github.com/testlabauto/loremipsum.git@b7bd71a6651207ef88993045cd755f20747f2a1e#egg=loremipsmum