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multilang-counter

v1.1.4

Published

A simple and light-weight word counter with multi-language support

Downloads

18

Readme

multi-counter

A simple and light-weight word counter and reading time calculator with multi-language support.

Example

Count words in a paragraph:

import { countWords } from "multilang-counter"

countWords("Hello World!") // 2
countWords("你好,世界!") // 4
countWords("こんにちは、世界!") // 7
countWords("مرحبا، بالعالم!") // 2
countWords("Привет, мир!") // 2

// for mixed paragraph
countWords("Hello World! 你好,世界!") // 6

Eliminate the required reading time for a paragraph:

import { readingTime } from "multilang-counter"

// returns 4 with a unit of minutes, since the default reading rate is 300 words per min.
readingTime("...a paragraph with 1200 words...")

// returns 3 with a unit of minutes, since the reading rate is set to 400 words per min.
readingTime("...a paragraph with 1200 words...", 400)

// use different reading rate to the different languages in a paragraph
readingTime("...a paragraph consists of multiple languages...", {
    cjk: 300, // Chinese, Japanese, Korean
    eu: 250,  // European languages
    gr: 250,  // Greek
    ar: 250,  // Arabic
    cy: 250,  // Cyrillic
    num: 300, // Number
})

Usage

Install & Import

npm i multilang-counter
import { countWords, readingTime, tokenize } from "multilang-counter"

API

| Method | Description | Arguments | | --- | --- | --- | | countWords | Calculates the number of words in a given string | text | | readingTime | Estimates the required reading time for a given string | text, wordsPerMin | | tokenize | Tokenizes multi-lingual text, separating CJK by characters and others by words, excluding punctuation | text |

wordsPerMin: ReadingRate

type ReadingRate = number | {
    cjk?: number,
    eu?: number,
    gr?: number,
    ar?: number,
    cy?: number,
    num?: number,
    default?: number,
}

Can be a number or an object.

default: 300

When it is a number, the readingTime applies the same reading rate to scripts of all languages; When it is a object, the reading rate of the given field will be applied to the corresponding language.

  • cjk -> Chinese, Japanese, Korean
  • eu -> European languages
  • gr -> Greek
  • ar -> Arabic
  • cy -> Cyrillic
  • num -> Number
  • default -> Default value to fields above, if it is undefined, it will be set to 300