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README
Text.Pronounce
A pronunciation and rhyming library that uses the CMU Pronouncing Dictionary
This package is a basic interface for the Carnegie Mellon University Pronouncing Dictionary, based off of
Allison Parrish's Python API, pronouncing.
Installation
In general, a cabal sandbox is the safest and easiest way to install most Haskell packages, so I recommend running
cabal sandbox init
cabal update
cabal install pronounce
in the project directory where you would like to use Text.Pronounce.
Documentation
A general overview and information about the package can be found on
Text.Pronounce's Hackage page
For basic descriptions of the package's exports, the Haddockumentation can also be found on Hackage