Tired of seeing 1 branch(es) deleted?
Sick of
es = '' if len(branches) == 1 else 'es'
print(f'{len(branches) branch{es} created')
or even worse?
Try plur for your tiny pluralization needs:
import plur
print(plur('branch', '-es'), branches), 'created)
- No dictionary file!
- No dependencies!
- No salesperson will call!
Examples:
import plur
dogs = ['fido', 'rover']
print(plur('dog', dogs)) # prints: 2 dogs
dogs.pop()
print(plur('dog', dogs)) # prints: 1 dog
dogs.pop()
print(plur('dog', dogs)) # prints: 0 dogs
# Great for f-strings
dogs = 'fido', 'rover'
print(f'Today we have {plur("dog", dogs)}')
For words you use a lot, you can defer operation:
dog = plur('dog')
cat = plur('cat')
ox = plur('ox', '-en')
print(dog(dogs), 'live in my house with', ox(ox_list))