About Amargan

>>> print('Anagrams for everyone')

Reasons to use amargan

• A simple but powerful pythonic interface

>>> from amargan import Amargan
...
... with open('words.txt') as iterator:
...     anagrams = Amargan(iterator)
... anagrams['hello']
set(['elloh' 'hello' 'lehol'])

• A powerful command-line tool

$ find_anagrams -i words.txt hello
elloh hello lehol

$ amargan -i words.txt hello
elloh hello lehol

• Extensive configuration options

  • Case (in)sensitivity
  • Exclusion of word from results
  • Output formatting (one per line, multiple-per-line, custom seperator)
  • Output to a file
  • Read from a file
  • Use existing dictionary of words

• Time complexity: O(1)

• Space complexity: O(n) where n = number of words in dictionary.

• Memory efficient, uses iterators extensively.

• Add and remove word(s) from the dictionary.

• Extensively tested with excellent code and branch coverage.

• Extensive error checking with a rich set of checked exceptions.

• Uses Certifiable if available to catch runtime type and parameter validation errors.

• JSON serializable and reconstitutable.

• Fully documented

• Free software: MIT license

• Documentation: https://amargan.readthedocs.io