Sentence_Generator_Module.py

# Uses Noam Chomsky Syntactic Structures
# NP + VP
# (T + N) + (V + P)
import random as ran
import sys
#import VisionAPI_Module
# the above import is currently bricked on my device, the json token will have to be updated.

# print(T, N)


def assemble(*args):
    return " ".join(args)


def NP(T, N):
    return assemble(T, N)


def VP(Verb, NP):
    return assemble(Verb, NP)


def sentence(NP, Adverb1, VP1):
    return assemble(NP, Adverb1, VP1+".")

# now i must make several different lists related to the different moods


def loop(X, mood):
    T_1 = ['The', 'Their', 'Our', 'His', 'Her', 'That', 'This', 'Your']  # cap
    T_2 = ['the', 'their', 'our', 'his', 'her',
           'that', 'this', 'your']  # no cap

    N = ['man', 'gentleman', 'person', 'woman',
         'girl', 'boy', 'lady', 'child', 'individual']
    Verb = ['hit', 'polished', 'healed', 'tore', 'treated', 'coded', 'ran']

    # angry, joy, sorrow, surprised
    # Must put different conditional statements.
    angry_adverb = ['furiously', 'bitterly', 'terribly',
                    'violently', 'intensely', 'savagely']
    joy_adverb = ['joyfully', 'happily',
                  'cheerfully', 'merrily', 'ecstatically', 'gleefully', 'contentedly']
    sorrow_adverb = ['sadly', 'sorrowfully',
                     'dejectedly', 'gloomily', 'joylessly']
    surprised_adverb = ['suddenly', 'shockingly', 'surprisingly']

    for i in range(X):
        N1, N2 = ran.choice(N), ran.choice(N)
        T1, T2 = ran.choice(T_1), ran.choice(T_2)
        # need to make conditional statements dependent upon mood
        # if mood is happy, angry, sorrowful, adverb will be different
        Verb1 = ran.choice(Verb)

        if mood == 'Joy':
            Adverb1 = ran.choice(joy_adverb)
        elif mood == 'Angry':
            Adverb1 = ran.choice(angry_adverb)
        elif mood == 'Sorrow':
            Adverb1 = ran.choice(sorrow_adverb)
        elif mood == 'Surprised':
            Adverb1 = ran.choice(surprised_adverb)

        NP1 = NP(T1, N1)
        NP2 = NP(T2, N2)
        VP1 = VP(Verb1, NP2)
        print(sentence(NP1, Adverb1, VP1))


def main():
    # So what I'm thinking is the user will decide how many sentences they want to generate.
    # We will have to get this information from the server, refer to Kai's resource for information
    X = (int)(sys.argv[2])
    mood = sys.argv[1]
    # this will call the module, and then ask for the mod
    result = loop(X, mood)  # generates X amount of sentence


main()