cd ruby/
bundle exec rspecTransliteration systems stored in a maps/maps/ directory as Interscript Map files.
You can create a new file and add it to the directory.
The file should be named as <system-code>.imp, where system-code
is in accordance with
ISO/CC 24229.
File structure
The file structure is described in Interscript Map Format documentation
Testing transliteration systems
To test all transliteration systems in the maps/ directory, run:
The command takes source texts from the test section, transforms
them using rules and charmaps from the map key, and compares the
results with expected: text from the source: section.
To test a specific transliteration system, set the environment variable
TRANSLIT_SYSTEM to the system code of the desired system
(i.e. the “basename” of the system’s YAML file):
TRANSLIT_SYSTEM=bgnpcgn-rus-Cyrl-Latn-1947 bundle exec rspec spec/interscript_spec.rbTo test staging maps, which may or may not work, you would need to execute a slightly different command:
TRANSLIT_SYSTEM=bgnpcgn-rus-Cyrl-Latn-1947 INTERSCRIPT_STAGING=1 bundle exec rspec spec/interscript_spec.rbTesting new maps
We envisioned various ways to extend this library with custom repositories of
maps, but the easiest way would be to run the interscript CLI utility, when
you are located in a directory in which you have your .imp files. To install
the interscript CLI utility you need to run gem install interscript.