Software

I mostly code in Python; here’s some of the software I’ve developed:

• pylingdocs: write data-rich linguistics documents. You can integrate data from CLDF datasets, and output to a variety of formats.
  • there’s a GUI, too
• pyradigms: compose and decompose linguistic paradigms; basically pivot tables for linguistics.
• lingtreemaps: plot data on linguistic trees and maps.
• the unboxer: extract data from shoebox and toolbox projects to CLDF-ready CSV files.
• cldflex: convert FLEx data to CLDF-ready CSV files.
• pylacoan: simple fieldwork-oriented corpus annotation.
• expex-acro: glossing abbreviations and useful linguistic markup commands for LaTeX
• biblatex2bibtex: convert biblatex files to bibtex.
• humidifier: create human-friendly IDs from strings.