Original Summary

For anyone new: yasbd-lib is a rule-based sentence boundary detector, a drop-in replacement for pysbd, currently at 39 languages. I think I first posted here as an alpha, then as a beta. Now it’s tagged v1.0.0. The stretch from 0.12.0 to stable wasn't about new features. I froze the language set at 39, locked the API, and spent the last couple of months on correctness. The final push was a two-week stress test where I ran real text through every profile to find the boundaries it was splitting wrong. I wrote the rules and I wrote the tests, so the tests couldn't catch what I'd gotten wrong. That work surfaced boundary bugs across a good chunk of the profiles. Contributors opened PRs to fix them, and py3langid, loguru, and ftfy all came out of the core dependencies along the way. Release note: https://github.com/speedyk-005/yasbd-lib/releases/tag/v1.0.0 I wrote the whole thing up, from 0.12.0 to the tag, here: https://yasbd-lib.hashnode.dev/yasbd-lib-v100-how-beta-finally-ended-59hd Happy to answer questions.   submitted by   /u/Speedk4011 [link]   [comments]

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