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consonant

v0.0.2

Published

tiny library for working with consonants

Downloads

33

Readme

Consonant npm version

Tiny library for working with consonants.

Install

$ npm install consonant

Usage

const consonant = require('consonant');

const { consonants } = consonant;
//=> ['b', 'c', 'd', 'f', ...]

const { isConsonant } = consonant;
isConsonant('x');
//=> true

const { includesConsonant } = consonant;
includesConsonant('rhythms');
//=> true

const { startsWithConsonant } = consonant;
startsWithConsonant('xylophone');
//=> true

const { endsWithConsonant } = consonant;
endsWithConsonant('persiflage');
//=> false

API

.consonants

Returns an array with a list of consonants.

.y(boolean)

If whether y should be included as a consonant.

.isConsonant(string)

If string is a single character, returns whether the string is a consonant. If string is longer than a single character, calls .includesConsonant.

.includesConsonant(string)

Returns whether the string includes consonants.

.startsWithConsonant(string)

Returns whether the string starts with a consonant.

.endsWithConsonant(string)

Returns whether the string ends with a consonant.