@tasye24/tasye-language-tools
v0.1.1-0
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## Intro In some languages like french (idk if others languages have same patterns) before a voyel and a muted "*h*" you should use an "[*élision*](https://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%A9lision)".
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tasye-languages-tools
Intro
In some languages like french (idk if others languages have same patterns) before a voyel and a muted "h" you should use an "élision".
That's why instead of getting
"Le chat de A driana"
We write:
"Le chat d'A driana"
Why use this ?
Using tasye-language-tools is efficient for prevent elisions.
Which languages available for now ?
| language | pack | locale | version | ready to up ? | | -------- | ----------------- | ------ | ------- | ------------- | | French | ./pack/fr-FR.yaml | fr-FR | 0.0.1 | 🔸 not sure | | Italian | ./pack/it-IT.yaml | it-IT | 0.0.1 | 🔸 not sure |
How-to install it ?
- Unsing unpkg
<script src="https://www.unpkg.com/[email protected]/short-long.min.js"></script>
- Install-it by cloning with github
git clone https://github.com/Tasye24/tasye-languages-tools ./tasye-tools/languages
Usage
- Example #1
const prefix = "Le vélo" const pretext = { long: prefix + "de", // Le vélo de short: prefix + "d'" // Le vélo d' } const names = ["John", "Andrea"] // 1st name (John) full_text = take_long_or_short(pretext, names[0]) // > full_text = "Le vélo de John" // 2nd name (Andrea) full_text = take_long_or_short(pretext, names[1]) // > full_text = "Le vélo d'Andrea"