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rhyming-part

v2.1.0

Published

Get the rhyming part of a word, allowing to check if words rhyme or group rhyming words together.

Downloads

50

Readme

rhyming-part

Get the part of a word that rhymes with other words, allowing to check for rhymes or for grouping rhyming words together.

Uses the CMU Pronouncing Dictionary to get the rhyming part of a word's pronounciation. This can be used to check if words rhyme with each other, or group together words that rhyme.

This is useful for automatically generating rhyming sentences, poems, etc. It is very accurate as it uses the pronouncing dictionary, but may not recognise some words, though the CMU dictionary does contain over 140k words.

Install

npm install rhyming-part

Usage

import getRhymingPart from 'rhyming-part';

getRhymingPart('Hello');
//=> 'OW1'

getRhymingPart('Below');
//=> 'OW1'

getRhymingPart('treat');
//=> 'IY1 T'

getRhymingPart('Would you like a treat?');
//=> 'IY1 T'

getRhymingPart('Sweet');
//=> 'IY1 T'

getRhymingPart('ajhakjhksa');
//=> ''

getRhymingPart('Taxes', { multiple: true });
//=> ['AE1 K S AH0 Z', 'AE1 K S IH0 Z']

getRhymingPart('taped', { multiple: true });
//=> ['EY1 P T']

getRhymingPart('uahoahja', { multiple: true });
//=> []

API

getRhymingPart(input, options?)

input

Type: string

Text to retrieve the rhyming part from. If there is more than one word, the last word in the text will be used.

options

Type: object

multiple

Type: boolean
Default: false

Whether to include all unique rhyming parts for every pronunciation of the word.