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modules-words

v1.0.2

Published

A get modules api words library

Downloads

16

Readme

This is a very simple library.

Its function is to get a list of all API interface names of a certain module.

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Install

npm install modules-words --save

use

If you want to get the API word list of all modules of Node.js:

import { getNodejsWords } from "modules-words";
console.log(getNodejsWords());

If you want to get the API word list on the Window object:

import { getGlobalWords } from "modules-words";
console.log(getGlobalWords());

If you want to get the API word list of a certain module (it can be a Node.js built-in module or a third-party module):

import { getWords } from "modules-words";
console.log(getWords("vue"));

If you want to get the API word list of multiple modules (either Node.js built-in modules or third-party modules):

import { getWords } from "modules-words";
console.log(getWords("vue", "axios"));

main effect

This package was originally used with ESLint, a plug-in that checks whether words are spelled incorrectly.

This plugin is eslint-plugin-spellcheck.

You can add the corresponding configuration in your .eslintrc.js.

const { getWords, getGlobalWords } = require("modules-words");

module.exports = {
  // more...
  rules: {
    // more...
    "spellcheck/spell-checker": [
      "warn",
      {
        skipWords: [
          // more...
          ...getGlobalWords(),
          ...getWords("vue", "axios", "vuex", "vue-router"),
        ],
      },
    ],
  },
};

Or you can use it with other similar Linter plugins.

Of course, it can also be used where you want to use it.

API

getWords

Parameters: string |...string

Get the API word list of one or more modules.

getGlobalWords

Get the API word list of all built-in modules of Node.js, or get all the API word list on the Window object. It will automatically detect the operating platform.