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pw-finder

v1.0.3

Published

Persian word finder

Downloads

4

Readme

PW Finder

This project help you find persian words with your custom filters. Also, you can use the list of Persian words in this library.

Installation

Using NPM:

npm install --save-dev pw-finder

Using Yarn:

yarn add pw-finder

Usage

Finding words

You can find words using the find function. Look at the example below:

import {find} from 'pw-finder';

const words = find({length: 5, letters: ['ا', 'ب', 'پ', 'ت']});

Usage of find function is very easy. Take a look at function typing:

(options?: Options) => string[];

You can pass argument of options to the function but if you don't want to pass anything you can, and you will receive all the words.

The options object that you are passing doesn't contain of endsWith, includes, length, letters, repetition, and startsWith. Keep in mind none of these properties are required. Take a look at table below to understand each property.

| Property | Type | Description | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | endsWith | String | This property if passed, forces all of the results to end with the passed string | | includes | String | This property if passed, forces all of the results to include the passed string | | length | Number | This property if passed, forces all of the results to have the same length as the passed number | | letters | Array of String | This property if passed, forces all of the results to contain the passed letters | | repetition | Boolean | This property if passed as false, will force all results to have no letter repetition | | startsWith | String | This property if passed, forces all of the results to start with the passed string |

Persian words list

In order to get the list of the persian words used you can just import the words. Look at the example below:

import {words} from 'pw-finder';

Credit

The credit for to words list goes to Persian-Words-Database project from shahind.