A bot intended to fix titles like "foo, the" by moving the "the" to the start ("the foo"). "Home" repo: https://github.com/bsvka/CommaTheBot
Currently searches for the following articles (with starting upper- and lowercase letter):
The, Der, Die, Das, Le, La, El, Los, Las, Les
Feel free to recommend more. Here is a list of possible ones which I haven't yet added. If you recognize any of these as valid, let me know.
| No. of Occ. | Article |
|---|---|
| 4594 | A |
| 2961 | O |
| 875 | Pa |
| 611 | Os |
| 571 | Set |
| 502 | I |
| 478 | Va |
| 435 | As |
| 433 | a |
| 384 | Ky |
| 357 | Mo |
| 293 | An |
| 246 | Ga |
| 242 | Um |
| 212 | Y |
| 204 | PA |
| 194 | Me |
| 182 | hoy |
The above articles have been found via article_finder.py and countsort.sh (both only found in the "Home" repo).
| Total | Found | % |
|---|---|---|
| 72819552 | 25430 | 0.0349219 |
You need curl, zgrep and pv installed on your system.
Start the main.sh file. It will set-up a venv, auto-install all dependencies into it, download the altest dump, pre-filter that and finally run the bot itself. All options you pass to main.sh will be passed to CommaTheBot.py. run python CommaTheBot.py -h to find out what options are available. You don't have to pass --file|-f.
The detection of articles appended to the title with a comma is done via the below regular expression.
As of 2022-07-23 the full pattern is the following:
^([\\w ,]+), ?([Tt]he|[Dd]er|[Dd]ie|[Dd]as|[Ll]e|[Ll]a|[Ee]l|[Ll]os|[Ll]as|[Ll]es)$
Paste it into regex101.com for a plain english explanation of how it works.