NickBuhro.Translit
C# library for cyrillic-latin transliteration by ISO 9 (GOST 7.79--2000) on System B (only for slavic languages).
Both direction transliteration is supported:
- cyrillic to latin
- latin to cyrillic
It could be specified concrete language from list:
- Russian
- Belorussian
- Ukrainian
- Bulgarian
- Makedonian
Installation
It's available over NuGet:
Install-Package NickBuhro.Translit
Usage
// Cyrillic to latin example
var latin = Transliteration.CyrillicToLatin("Predkami dannaia mudrost' narodnaia!", Language.Russian);
Console.WriteLine(latin); // Output: Predkami dannaya mudrost` narodnaya!
// Latin to cyrillic example
var cyrillic = Transliteration.LatinToCyrillic("Predkami dannaya mudrost` narodnaya!", Language.Russian);
Console.WriteLine(cyrillic); // Output: Predkami dannaia mudrost' narodnaia!
var latin = Transliteration.CyrillicToLatin("Predkami dannaia mudrost' narodnaia!", Language.Russian);
Console.WriteLine(latin); // Output: Predkami dannaya mudrost` narodnaya!
// Latin to cyrillic example
var cyrillic = Transliteration.LatinToCyrillic("Predkami dannaya mudrost` narodnaya!", Language.Russian);
Console.WriteLine(cyrillic); // Output: Predkami dannaia mudrost' narodnaia!
Running the tests
Solution includes:
- NickBuhro.Translit.Tests project defines 1000+ xUnit tests;
- NickBuhro.Translit.Benchmark allows to analyze library performans and compare different implementations;
- coverage.bat script allows to analyze code coverage using OpenCover, generate reports and publish results to coveralls.io.
Compatibility
The library uses no references except for System - it has no external dependencies.
It is cross compiled to:
- .NET Framework 2.0 and above
- .NET Standard 1.3