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chunkin-wordkin

v0.0.3

Published

Chunks words based on dictionary

Downloads

5

Readme

chunkin-wordkin

Hurling or 'chucking' words solely by JavaScript means for fun and profit.

How to use

Synchronously or asynchronously.

var
    cw = require('chunkin-wordkin'),
    opt1 = {
        dictionary: ['chunk', 'the', 'world'],
        converter: function(word, ofst) {
            var
                out = ofst? '-' + word: word;
            return out;
        }
    },
    opt2 = {
        dictionary: ['chunk', 'the', 'world'],
        converter: function(word, ofst) {
            var
                out = ofst? word.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + word.slice(1): word;
            return out;
        },
        words: ['chunktheworld!', 'worldchunkthe!']
    },
    cwSync = cw(opt1);

console.log(cwSync('chunktheworld!')) // chunk-the-world!

cw(opt2, function(camelCased) {

    console.log(camelCased); // ['chunkTheWorld!', 'worldChunkThe!']
});

Options object takes two parameters for synchronous and three for asynchronous methods respecfully.

  1. dictionary - array of words to be used as a basic dictionary.
  2. converter - function to convert matched entries word in the position ofst.
  3. words - array of words or word string to being chunked, this parameter only for asynchronious way of using, and it is required.

Synchronous function, after being initiated by feeding options object into constructor, takes the same material which is passed for words async option.

To save time and efforts dictionary and converter options could be saved into current working directory, or any upper level directory till the root or user home directory into the chunkfile.js JavaScript file. Essantially it is regular node mogule with according exports object.