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@scriptin/jmdict-simplified-loader

v3.6.1

Published

JSON loader for jmdict-simplified - JMdict, JMnedict, Kanjidic in JSON format

Downloads

30

Readme

JSON loader for jmdict-simplified

Download JSON files

npm install @scriptin/jmdict-simplified-loader

This library is server-only, and allows you to import JSON files (e.g. load into a database) using a streaming JSON parse with a simple event API, which doesn't load the whole file into memory.

This library handles JMdict, JMnedict and Kanjidic dictionary JSON files. There are also JSON files for Kradfile and Radkfile, but those are small enough to be fully loaded into memory, thus don't need a streaming parser.

You can also install the TypeScript types from @scriptin/jmdict-simplified-types:

npm install --save-dev @scriptin/jmdict-simplified-types

You can skip installing the types because @scriptin/jmdict-simplified-loader includes types as a dependency. Unless you separate "loading" and "using" phases into separate apps/scripts with separate dependencies.

Process the data using the simple event API (uses JSON streaming API under the hood):

// load-jmdict.ts
import { loadDictionary } from "@scriptin/jmdict-simplified-loader";

// Arguments:
// 1. dictionary type: 'jmdict' | 'jmnedict' | 'kanjidic'
// 2. path to a file: string
const loader = loadDictionary("jmdict", "path/to/jmdict-1.2.3.json")
  .onMetadata((metadata) => {
    // Process metadata
  })
  .onEntry((entry, metadata) => {
    // Load an entry into database
  })
  .onEnd(() => {
    console.log("Finished!");
  });

// To handle parsing errors:
loader.parser.on('error', (error) => {
  console.error(error);
});

The API is strongly typed. Based on the first argument of loadDictionary() ('jmdict' | 'jmnedict' | 'kanjidic'), you'll get proper types for dictionary metadata and entries.