MARKOV-JSON

A markov generator of 2 depth and variable complexity, made for most human languages. It's made to be really really simple to use!

npm i markov-json

  import fs from 'fs';
  import Markov from 'markov-json';

  const bookText = fs.readFileSync('./a_big_book.txt');

  const chain1 = new Markov();
  chain1.train(bookText);

  console.log(chain1.sentence(5));
  // Outputs words that conform statistically well to book text.

API:

| Method | Arguments | Response | | --- | --- | --- | | new Markov() | [?State, ?Options] | markov object ready to train | | .train | string | void | | .setComplexity | number >= 0 | void | | .sentence / .sentences | number | A number of sentences equal to the number asked for. | | .blob / .words | number | A number of words equal to the number asked for. | | .output | ?file_pathname | The internal State of the markov chain in JSON format... or a file of JSON at the file name location. |

State is the internal state in json format. You can import and export at any time. Options are just a bag for complexity, which sets the outcome deviation of the model.

Examples from shakespeare

ma.sentence();
// `'What, a dew!'`
ma.sentence();
// `'A king claudius we doubt it was sick almost to see you.'`
ma.sentence(5);
// `'So hallow\'d and i pray thee do mine ear that lives must hold my tongue. Hamlet not for thy asking?
// Marcellus. Horatio a man might be and the extravagant and bed-rid, for so.
// This portentous figure like a guilty thing to france and thy nighted colour off, colleagued with remembrance of our duty.'`