NAME

   WebService::Yamli - Perl wrapper for Yamli's Arabic transliteration
   service

SYNOPSIS

       use WebService::Yamli;

       # non-OO:
       my $tr = WebService::Yamli::tr('perl di 7aga la6eefa aslan');
       say $tr; # the whole sentence transliterated

       my @tr = WebService::Yamli::tr('perl');
       say "@tr"; # a list of candidates

DESCRIPTION

   Franco-Arabic, aka Chat Arabic, Arabizy, is a transliteration of
   Arabic, commonly used on the internet. It restricts itself to the ASCII
   charset and substitutes numbers for the Arabic characters which have no
   equivalent in Latin.

   This Module is an interface to Yamli.com's API.

IMPLEMENTATION

   It seems there's no way to feed the Yamli API more than one word, so
   currently each word results in a HTTP request. Define
   $WebService::Yamli::HTTPS if HTTPS should be used instead.

METHODS AND ARGUMENTS

   tr($arg)

     Transliterates argument. Returns transliterated string, except if
     input is a single word and subroutine is in list context, in that
     case it returns a candidate list

GIT REPOSITORY

   http://github.com/athreef/WebService-Yamli

SEE ALSO

   http://yamli.com

   Encode::Arabic::Franco

AUTHOR

   Ahmad Fatoum <[email protected]>, http://a3f.at

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

   Copyright (C) 2016 Ahmad Fatoum

   This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
   under the same terms as Perl itself.

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