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@snirp/contractions

v0.1.2

Published

Typescript multiple-string replacement library, for natural language processing (NLP) and general use

Readme

Contractions

Converts apostrophe and slang contractions to their standard lexicon form. Built-in support for English language only.

decontract("Btw, I've gotta run, we're late. Thx.")
// by the way, I have got to run, we are late. thanks.

Note that capitalization is not preserved. This is usually not a requirement in for purposes of Natural Language Processing.

Installation

This library can be used in all JavaScript runtime environments (browser and NodeJS)

# NPM
npm i -s @snirp/contractions
# Yarn
yarn add @snirp/contractions
# PNPM
pnpm add @snirp/contractions

Usage

import decontract from '@snirp/contractions';

// Default options uses the built-in contractions and slang maps
decontract("It's abt time.")
// It is about time.

// Configure the contractions or slang to be disabled, and use custom map
const lolcatMap = {
 hello: "y halo thar",
 cheeseburger: "cheezburger"
};

decontract('Hello cheeseburger!', {
 convertContractions: false,
 convertSlang: false,
 customMap: lolcatMap
});
// y halo thar cheezburger!

Arguments and options

The function takes a string to be decontracted an (optional) options object, with the following properties:

|property|description|default|type| |:---|---|---|---| |convertContractions|Use the built-in map to convert contractions|true|boolean| |convertSlang|Use the built-in map to convert slang words|true|boolean| |customMap|Provide a custom map to be appended to the selected built-in maps|{}|Record<string,string>|

License

The MIT License