ngraminator
v3.0.2
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A utility for making ngrams from Arrays
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ngraminator
A really small ngram generator for Node.js and the browser. Check out the interactive demo.
Breaking change
How the library is now required is slightly different. For CommonJS it used to be const ngraminator = require('ngraminator')
, but now it is const { ngraminator } = require('ngraminator')
And UMD used to be ngraminator()
, but is now ngrm.ngraminator()
Initiation
CJS - CommonJS
const { ngraminator } = require('ngraminator')
// ngraminator(wordArray, ngramLenghtArray) available
ESM - Ecmascript Modules
import { ngraminator } from 'ngraminator'
// ngraminator(wordArray, ngramLenghtArray) available
Script tag
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/ngraminator/dist/ngraminator.umd.min.js"></script>
<script>
// ngrm.ngraminator(wordArray, ngramLenghtArray) available
</script>
Usage
const str = "mary had a little lamb it's fleece"
// get ngrams of length 3
ngraminator(str.split(' '), [3])
// [
// ['mary', 'had', 'a'],
// ['had', 'a', 'little'],
// ['a', 'little', 'lamb'],
// ['little', 'lamb', 'it\'s'],
// ['lamb', 'it\'s', 'fleece']
// ]
// get ngrams of lengths 1 and 2
ngraminator(str.split(' '), [1, 2])
// [
// [ 'mary' ],
// [ 'had' ],
// [ 'a' ],
// [ 'little' ],
// [ 'lamb' ],
// [ 'it\'s' ],
// [ 'fleece' ],
// [ 'mary', 'had' ],
// [ 'had', 'a' ],
// [ 'a', 'little' ],
// [ 'little', 'lamb' ],
// [ 'lamb', 'it\'s' ],
// [ 'it\'s', 'fleece' ]
// ]
// get ngrams of lengths 1, 2, and 5
ngraminator(str.split(' '), [1, 2, 5])
// [
// [ 'a' ],
// [ 'a', 'little' ],
// [ 'a', 'little', 'lamb', 'it\'s', 'fleece' ],
// [ 'fleece' ],
// [ 'had' ],
// [ 'had', 'a' ],
// [ 'had', 'a', 'little', 'lamb', 'it\'s' ],
// [ 'it\'s' ],
// [ 'it\'s', 'fleece' ],
// [ 'lamb' ],
// [ 'lamb', 'it\'s' ],
// [ 'little' ],
// [ 'little', 'lamb' ],
// [ 'mary' ],
// [ 'mary', 'had' ],
// [ 'mary', 'had', 'a', 'little', 'lamb' ]
// ]
//
// get ngrams of lengths 1, 2, and 5 stringified
ngraminator(str.split(' '), [1, 2, 5]).map(item => item.join(' '))
// [
// "a",
// "a little",
// "a little lamb it's fleece",
// "fleece",
// "had",
// "had a",
// "had a little lamb it's",
// "it's",
// "it's fleece",
// "lamb",
// "lamb it's",
// "little",
// "little lamb",
// "mary",
// "mary had",
// "mary had a little lamb"
// ]
//