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ash-text-analyzer

v1.1.1

Published

TextAnalyzer

Downloads

80

Readme

TextAnalyzer

Small module which helps you return the most likely word that follows the one passed to the method. Supports different cultures and delimiters

Usage:

import { TextAnalyzer } from 'ash-text-analyzer';

const textAnalyzer = new TextAnalyzer('Text to predict next word');
textAnalyzer.predictNextWord('predict'); // next

Also there is second optional parameter which allows you to transfer which word is most popular to return (indexing from 0, where 0 is the most popular)

Example:

import { TextAnalyzer } from 'ash-text-analyzer';

const textAnalyzer = new TextAnalyzer('The test the most the test no');
textAnalyzer.predictNextWord("the") // test
textAnalyzer.predictNextWord("the", 1) // most
textAnalyzer.predictNextWord("the", 2) // null
textAnalyzer.predictNextWord("no") // null

If there is no such word, return null