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linspell

v0.1.1

Published

LinSpell spelling correction algorithm TypeScript implementation

Downloads

2

Readme

Overview

No dependency TypeScript implementation of Linspell spell checking algorithm optimised for performance and low memory footprint

Installation

yarn install linspell

or

npm install linspell

API

LinSpell

Creates an instance of LinSpell class

  • input
    • words?: string[] (default: [])
    • maxEditDistance?: number (default: 2)
    • suggestionType?: SuggestionType (default: 'in-max-distance')
  • output
    • LinSpell instance

Note: words array is expected to be sorted as search for exact match is done using binary search algorithm

Example

import { LinSpell } from 'linspell';

const defaultChecker = new LinSpell();
const customChecker = new LinSpell({
  words: ['elo', 'hello', 'hell', 'help'].sort(),
  maxEditDistance: 3,
  suggestionType: 'top',
});

LinSpell#provideWords

Overrides instance's dictionary with provided array of words; array is expected to be sorted

  • input
    • words: string[]
  • output: none

Example

import { LinSpell } from 'linspell';

const words = ['elo', 'hello', 'hell', 'help'].sort();
const checker = new LinSpell();
checker.provideWords(words);

LinSpell#lookup

Provides match results for given word in instance's dictionary

  • input
    • word: string
    • maxEditDistance?: number (default: instance's maxEditDistance)
    • suggestionType?: SuggestionType (default: instance's suggestionType)
  • output
    • found: boolean; signifies whether an exact match was found
    • suggestions: string[]; suggestions sorted from best to worst match

Example

import { LinSpell } from 'linspell';

const words = ['elo', 'hello', 'hell', 'help'].sort();
const checker = new LinSpell();
checker.provideWords(['bar', 'foo']);
console.log(checker.lookup('foo')); // [true, ['foo']]

SuggestionType

  • 'top' - returns only the best match; best performance
  • 'smallest-distance' - returns all matches with the lowest distance found; medium performance
  • 'in-max-distance' - returns all matches with distance lower than maxEditDistance; worst performance