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@gukhanmun/stdict-cdb

v0.3.0

Published

Standard Korean Language Dictionary bundled as a CDB binary for @gukhanmun/wasm and @gukhanmun/napi.

Readme

@gukhanmun/stdict-cdb

JSR npm License: GPL-3.0-only

Standard Korean Language Dictionary (標準國語大辭典) compiled into a Gukhanmun CDB binary and distributed as an npm package. Use this with @gukhanmun/wasm or @gukhanmun/napi when ko-KR readings are needed.

Installation

npm  add     @gukhanmun/stdict-cdb
pnpm add     @gukhanmun/stdict-cdb
yarn add     @gukhanmun/stdict-cdb
bun  add     @gukhanmun/stdict-cdb
deno add jsr:@gukhanmun/stdict-cdb

Usage

import { load } from "@gukhanmun/wasm";
import { stdictCdb } from "@gukhanmun/stdict-cdb";

const g = await load({ dictionaries: [await stdictCdb()] });
console.log(g.convert("漢字를 한글로")); // "한자를 한글로"

stdictCdb() returns a DictionarySource record (a { format: "cdb", bytes: Uint8Array } object). stdictCdbBytes() returns only the Uint8Array when you need the raw bytes; pass an explicit URL to load a relocated copy instead of the bundled one. stdictCdbUrl is the URL of the binary inside the package, useful for preloading or caching.

stdictCdbBytes() picks how to load from the URL scheme, not the runtime: a file: URL (the usual case for an npm install) is read from disk with node:fs/promises, while any other scheme (such as the https: URL of a Deno install from JSR) is fetched with fetch.

Relation to @gukhanmun/stdict-fst

Both packages contain the same dictionary data in different binary formats. The CDB format has O(1) lookup and a layout that is straightforward to inspect manually. The FST format supports prefix streaming and is generally preferred for the lattice segmenter. Either works; choose based on your performance profile or integration constraints.

License

GPL-3.0-only.