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job-recognition

v1.1.5

Published

Library for finding all job titles in an arbitrary piece of text.

Downloads

169

Readme

job-recognition

job-recognition is a library for finding all job titles in an arbitrary piece of text. The library is currently very USA-centric since the initial set of names came from O*Net data (https://www.onetcenter.org/database.html).

by Rett Crocker

Installation

npm install job-recognition

Usage

var jr = require( 'job-recognition' );
var txt = 'The county municipal building on Monroe Avenue is named for former County Executive Edwin Michaels and county-owned Allen park in Somers is named to memorialize former CEO Alfred DelCampo of Washburn Chemicals. Edwin Michaels is currently retired and living in South Palmetto County where he is a nature guide at the local state park.';
var namesFound;
titlesFound = jr.find( txt );
// returns 4 titles
// - county municipal building on
// - County Executive
// - CEO
// - guide at the local state park

titlesFound = jr.find( txt, { capitalized : true } );
// returns 2 titles
// - County Executive
// - CEO

Release History

  • 2018.07.18 - version 1.1.5
    • Fixed bug with non-single titles
  • 2018.07.17 - version 1.1.4
    • added search for single as primary (didn't find "Principal" before this change)
  • 2018.07.02 - version 1.1.3
    • removed some old code and stripping stops off both start and end
  • 2018.06.29 - version 1.1.1
    • new revision using much part of speech approach
  • 2018.06.20 - version 1.0.2
    • npm version
  • 2018.06.19 - version 1.0.1
    • original version