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kuromoji-zeit

v1.0.0

Published

Tiny Zeit app that returns kuromoji

Downloads

3

Readme

kuromoji-zeit

Zeit server that serves kuromoji data.

Starting

This is a simple Nodejs Project:

$ npm install
added 7 packages in 1.582s

$ npm start
Tokenizer built!
Listening for requests.

Usage

Simply send a request like /?input=黒文字 and it will return JSON data with the kuromoji information.

Example

The latest version of kuromoji-zeit is published online at https://kuromoji-zeit-uadjrjuzoy.now.sh

Try this in your browser: https://kuromoji-zeit-uadjrjuzoy.now.sh/?input=%E9%BB%92%E6%96%87%E5%AD%97

License

MIT