A markov generator (in python!)
pip install git+https://github.com/sujaymansingh/sujmarkov.git
>>> import sujmarkov
>>> m = sujmarkov.Markov(n=2)
>>> for word in ["Warne", "Warwick", "Warsaw", "Arrington", "Williams", "Willis"]:
... m.add(word)
...
['W', 'a', 'm', 's']
>>>Note: generate always returns a list. So when dealing with words, you might want to use join.
>>> "".join(m.generate())
'Wick'>>> import sujmarkov
>>> m = sujmarkov.Markov(n=2)
>>> m.add(["I", "have", "no", "idea"])
>>> m.add(["Don't", "have", "a", "cow", "man"])
>>> m.add(["I", "have", "a", "dog"])
>>> m.generate()
['I', 'have', 'a', 'cow', 'man']
>>>Note: it will be case sensitive, so perhaps you might want to lower case your input before hand. In fact, it might be worth stripping out punctuation etc. (Have a play around!)
If you have a text file (with one sentence per line), then you can run sujmarkov to generate sentences.
$ cat sample.txt
You can use a file
One sentence per line.
$ python -m sujmarkov generate 1 lines from sample.txt
you can use a file
(Of course, you may want to use a better sample file...)