Add functions to list available maps & to view the mappings for a given map

README.md

@@ -10,14 +10,19 @@ to Unicode and vice-versa. More fonts can be added by placing their maps in
 
 ## Usage
 ```
->>> from libindic.payyans import Payyans
->>> instance = Payyans()
->>> result = instance.ASCII2Unicode("aebmfw", "ambili")
->>> print(result)
-മലയാളം
->>> result2 = instance.Unicode2ASCII(u"കേരളം", "ambili")
->>> print(result2)
-tIcfw
+from libindic.payyans import Payyans
+
+instance = Payyans()
+
+result = instance.ASCII2Unicode("aebmfw", "ambili")
+print(result)  # മലയാളം
+
+result2 = instance.Unicode2ASCII(u"കേരളം", "ambili")
+print(result2)  # tIcfw
+
+instance.listAvailableMaps()  # Haritha, ML-TTAmbili, ML-TTKarthika, ML-TTNandini, ML-TTRevathi, MLB-TTIndulekha, Manorama, Matweb, TM-TTValluvar, banglapedia, charaka, panchari, revathi, uma
+
+instance.printMap('Haritha')  # prints the whole mapping file
 ```
 
 [Watch this video to know more about what ASCII and Unicode encodings are](https://smc.org.in/articles/ascii-unicode-fonts)

libindic/payyans/core.py

@@ -137,6 +137,18 @@ def ASCII2Unicode(self, ascii_text, font):
 
         return unicode_text  # മതം മാറ്റി തിരിച്ചു കൊടുക്ക്വാ !
 
+    def listAvailableMaps(self):
+        for key in maps.keys():
+            print(key, end=", ")
+
+    def printMap(self, font):
+        rules = self.getRules(font)
+
+        print("{:<3} {:<6}".format('Key', 'Target'))
+
+        for key, val in rules.items():
+            print("{:<2} : {:<3}".format(key, val), end="\n")
+
     def getVowelSign(self, vowel_letter, vowel_sign_letter):
         vowel = vowel_letter.encode('utf-8')
         vowel_sign = vowel_sign_letter.encode('utf-8')