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pig-latinizer

v1.0.6

Published

Translates English text to Pig Latin, with proper handling of capitalization, punctuation, and hyphenated phrases

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7,976

Readme

pig-latinizer

Translates English text to Pig Latin, with proper handling of capitalization, punctuation, and hyphenated phrases.

Igpay Atinlay orfay ouryay AvaScriptjay/YpeScript-tay ojectpray. Atwhay ouldcay ebay etterbay? (Exceptyay aconbay, ofyay oursecay.)

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Why?

Other Pig-Latin translators exist, but none of them worked as well as I wanted, so I created this one. Highlights:

  • It preserves all punctuation and whitespace perfectly, including tabs and line breaks.

  • It splits input words on whitespace, slashes, underscores, and dashes (not just whitespace), so perfectly-fried bacon and/or ham is _so_tasty_ translates to erfectlypay-iedfray aconbay andyay/oryay amhay isyay _osay_astytay_.

  • It handles capitalization and all-caps nicely, so Bacon is AWESOME! translates to Aconbay isyay AWESOMEYAY!.

  • It knows that Y is a consonant at the beginning of a word, and a vowel otherwise, so yellow becomes ellowyay and bytes becomes ytesbay.

  • It hyphenates when needed to prevent hard-to-read repeated consonants from appearing at the end of translated words, so sheesh and peep become eesh-shay and eep-pay.

  • It removes apostrophes in possessives and contractions to avoid mangling them, while still preserving leading and trailing apostrophes, e.g. A pig's ears aren't tasty, don't eat 'em translates to Ayay igspay earsyay arentyay astytay, ontday eatyay 'emyay - no awkward ig'spay, aren'tyay, or on'tday.

  • It doesn't mangle words for which there is no rational Pig Latin translation, such as HTML, Odd13, and v1.0 - they're passed though as-is.

  • It allows words to be added to an exclusions list; excluded words will be passed through without translation.

  • It has no dependencies, so it won't bloat up your bundle.

  • It comes with TypeScript bindings.

Install/Uninstall

yarn add pig-latinizer
yarn remove pig-latinizer

Usage in TypeScript

import PigLatin from "pig-latinizer"

const pigLatin: PigLatin = new PigLatin()
pigLatin.exclusions.push("woot")
const translated: string = pigLatin.translate("Bacon, woot!")  // Aconbay, woot!

Usage in Node

const PigLatin = require("pig-latinizer").default

const pigLatin = new PigLatin()
pigLatin.exclusions.push("woot")
const translated = pigLatin.translate("Bacon, woot!")  // Aconbay, woot!