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Developer tool · CyrillicConverterTool

Deterministic Serbian Cyrillic ↔ Latin transliteration

A lightweight .NET library for deterministic Serbian Cyrillic ↔ Latin transliteration: predictable, dependency-injectable, and suitable for APIs, imports, normalization and document/data workflows.

The problem

Serbian text needs reliable, deterministic transliteration.

Mixed Cyrillic and Latin input is common in Serbian data. Imports, search, normalization and document workflows need predictable, repeatable conversion, not guesswork.

Design principles

Small, predictable, dependable.

  • Deterministic

    The same input always produces the same output.

  • Lightweight

    A .NET library with a small surface and no heavy dependencies.

  • Injectable

    Register ICyrillicConvertor and inject it where you need conversion.

Where it fits

Typical uses.

  • 01

    Data imports & normalization

    Normalize names and addresses on import so records match regardless of script.

  • 02

    Search & matching

    Compare and match text across scripts deterministically.

  • 03

    Document & data workflows

    Convert content in pipelines and APIs with predictable results.

Install and use

The real API: dependency-injectable, string in, string out.

// install
dotnet add package CyrillicConverterTool

// register (dependency injection)
services.AddTransient<ICyrillicConvertor, CyrillicConvertor>();

// inject ICyrillicConvertor, then convert
string latin = converter.ConvertCyrillicToLatinic("Привреда");
// → "Privreda"
string cyrillic = converter.ConvertLatinicToCyrillic("Radnička");
// → "Радничка"

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