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hashtag-extracter

v1.0.7

Published

## Description

Downloads

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HashTag Extracter

Description

I created this package because of a problem i faced. Basically, it returns an array after you pass in a string/sentence to it. This returned array contains elements that are a word in your sentence as hashtag.

How it works

You pass in a starter(what each word should start with), an array of what should be used to signify that it should be a new hashtag and your sentence.

The content of the returned array are your words but grouped as array elements beginning with the starter you specified.

Eg. if you specify "/" as the starter it would start all words in the array with "/" or if its "#" it starts all words like hashtags

Sample usage

First install from npm via

npm install hashtag-extracter

import extracter from 'hashtag-extracter';

const starter="#";
const triggers=["#", " ", "/"];
const string="A boy is a girl ##awoman day# /go / #gsh";


console.log(extracter(starter, triggers, string))

Result will be:

[
  '#A',    '#boy',
  '#is',   '#a',
  '#girl', '#awoman',
  '#day',  '#go',
  '#gsh'
]

You do not necessarily need to console.log your data, use the output immediately

More info

This project is open source and you are welcome to fork and make changes to improve it then make a pull request. After review, it can be merged

Incoming features(Required features)

  • Decrease the time complexity of the code -- coming soon...