# CFDICT

This is the French counterpart of the Cedcit Chinese-English dictionary.

The dictionary is delivered in an xml format.

I tranformed the original file in a new xml, csv and json formated files, with my own and similar format across my projects.

I first tranform the original into a json format with the same structure as the original with a command line utility. I then applied my programs to get the formats I wanted.

Original XML format:

    <word>
    	<id>30702</id>
    	<upd>0</upd>
    	<trad>〇</trad>
    	<simp>〇</simp>
    	<py>ling2</py>
    	<trans>
    		<fr><![CDATA[0]]></fr>
    		<fr><![CDATA[zéro]]></fr>
    	</trans>
    </word>

Corresponding json:

    {
            "id": [
              "30702"
            ],
            "upd": [
              "0"
            ],
            "trad": [
              "〇"
            ],
            "simp": [
              "〇"
            ],
            "py": [
              "ling2"
            ],
            "trans": [
              {
                "fr": [
                  "0",
                  "zéro"
                ]
              }
            ]
      }

After passing threw my programs:

* CSV: one line

      㱩	殰	dú	avortement / mort-né	CFdict

* xml: one record

      <ligne>
          <hanzi>〇</hanzi>
          <traditional>〇</traditional>
          <pinyin>líng</pinyin>
          <translations>0</translations>
          <translations>zéro</translations>
          <origin>CFdict</origin>
        </ligne>

* json: the beginning and the first record

      "CFdict": [
          {
            "hanzi": "〇",
            "traditional": "〇",
            "pinyin": "líng",
            "translations": [
              "0",
              "zéro"
            ],
            "origin": "CFdict"
          }, etc ....