Version 1.0

Huge edits, removed nearly 1,000 lines and it works the same with more
efficient code.

cleancotest.py

@@ -1,20 +1,15 @@
 from cleanco import cleanco
 
-companyname = "GlaxoSmithKline plc."
-cleanco = cleanco(companyname)
+business_name = "Merck Pharmaceutials - Corporate (formerly Not Merck) LLC"
 
-bustype = cleanco.type()
-busind = cleanco.industry()
-cleanname = cleanco.cleanname()
-short = cleanco.shortname()
-country = cleanco.country()
+processing = cleanco(business_name)
+x = processing.cleaner()
 
 print
-print("String: %s") % companyname
+print business_name
 print
-print("Clean Name: %s") % cleanname
-print("Short Name: %s") % short
-print("Possible Business Types: %s") % bustype
-print("Possible Industry: %s") % busind
-print("Possible Country: %s") % country
+print("Clean Name: %s") % (x.clean_name)
+print("Possible Industries: %s") % (x.industry)
+print("Possible Business Types: %s") % (x.type)
+print("Possible Countries: %s") % (x.country)
 print

readme.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-#cleanco
+#cleanco - 1.0
 
 ## What is it / what does it do?
 This is a Python module that processes company names.
@@ -8,9 +8,6 @@ Download it from this site and unzip the directory.
 
 * Mac: `cd` into it, and enter `sudo python setup.py install` along with your system password.
 * Windows: Same thing but without `sudo`.
-* Linux: ???
-
-There may also be a way to do `pip install` but I can't guarantee this.
 
 ## How does the module work?
 Let's look at some sample code.  First, initialize the module:
@@ -19,37 +16,32 @@ Let's look at some sample code.  First, initialize the module:
 
 Now, come up with a company name that you want to process:
 
-    >>> companyname = "Paul Pharmaceutical, Inc."
+    >>> business_name = "Some Big Pharma, LLC"
 
 Throw it into the module:
 
-    >>> processing = cleanco(companyname)
+    >>> processing = cleanco(business_name)
+    >>> x = processing.cleaner()
 
 You can now get the company types:
 
-    >>> cotype = processing.type()
-    >>> print cotype
-    ['Corporation']
+    >>> x.type
+    ['Limited Liability Company']
 
 ...the possible countries...
 
-    >>> country = processing.country()
-    >>> print country
-    ['Philippines', 'United States']
+    >>> x.country
+    ['United States of America', 'Philippines']
 
 ...the possible industries...
 
-    >>> industry = processing.industry()
-    >>> print industry
+    >>> x.industry
     ['Pharmaceutical']
 
 ...and a clean version of the company name.
 
-    >>> clean = processing.cleanname()
-    >>> print clean
-    Paul Pharmaceutical
-
-There is also a short version of the company name for times when you want to remove things in parenthesis or everything after a hyphen.  You can access this with `.shortname()`.
+    >>> x.clean_name
+    'Some Big Pharma'
 
 ## Are there bugs?
 You better believe it.  Please let me know or fork this project.  I'm sure some of the company suffixes are way incorrect and I'm missing a lot more information.

setup.py

@@ -2,6 +2,6 @@
 
 from distutils.core import setup
 setup(name='cleanco',
-      version='0.4',
+      version='1.0',
       py_modules=['cleanco'],
       )