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typo-js-ts

v2.0.4

Published

Typo.js is a JavaScript spellchecker that uses Hunspell-style dictionaries.

Downloads

2,953

Readme

Type.js

Typo.js is a JavaScript spellchecker that uses Hunspell-style dictionaries.

Typo.js is written in Typescript.

Node install

npm install --save typo-js-ts

Usage

Type implements a Ready pattern that returns a Promise.

var Typo = require('typo-js-ts').Typo;

var dict = new Typo("en_US");
dict.ready.then(()=>{
  // Promise that dictionary is loaded
  // do work
  let spellSuggest = dict.suggest("speling");
  console.log(spellSuggest);
  // output [ "spelling", "spieling", "spewing", "peeling", "selling" ]

  spellSuggest = dict.suggest("speling", 1);
  console.log(spellSuggest);
  // output: ["spelling"]
})
.catch((error) => {
  // dictionary was not loaded
  console.error(error);
});

or

var Typo = require('typo-js-ts').Typo;

new Typo("en_US")
  .ready.then(dictionary => {
    // Promise that dictionary is loaded
    // do worl
    // test if mispelled is the corect spelling for en_US
    console.log(dictionary.check("mispelled"));
  })
  .catch((error) => {
    // dictionary was not loaded
    console.error(error);
  });

or using callback

var Typo = require('typo-js-ts').Typo;

new Typo("en_US", null, null, {
  loadedCallback: function (err, dict) { 
    if (err) {
      console.error(err);
      return;
    }
    let spellSuggest = dict.suggest("spitting");
    console.log(spellSuggest);
    // Correctly spelled words receive no suggestions.
    // output [ ]

    spellSuggest = dict.suggest("speling", 1);
    console.log(dict.check("Alex")); // true
    console.log(dict.check("alex")); // false
  }
});

To use Typo.js in a Chrome extension, simply include the typo.js file in your extension's background page, and then initialize the dictionary like so:

var Typo = require('typo-js-ts').Typo;

var dictionary = await new Typo("en_US").ready;

By default Typo.js looks for dictionaries to be in typo/dictionaries path.

The dictionary path for us_US would contain the following:

  • en_US/en_US.aff
  • en_US/en_US.dic

The default paths for us_US would be as follows:

  • typo/dictionaries/en_US/en_US.aff
  • typo/dictionaries/en_US/en_US.dic

if your dictionaries are stored in a different path then this can be pass to Typo.js by way of the settings.

var Typo = require('typo-js-ts').Typo;

var dict = new Typo("en_US", null, null, {
  dictionaryPath: "hunspell/dictionaries"
});
dict.ready.then(() => {
  // Promise that dictionary is loaded
  // do work
  console.log(dict.check("1st")); // true
  console.log(dict.check("1th")); // false
});

If using in node.js, load it like so:

var Typo = require('typo-js-ts').Typo;

var dictionary = new Typo([...]);

Node as ES Module

import { Typo } from "typo-js-ts";

var dictionary = new Typo([...]);

To check if a word is spelled correctly, do this:

var is_spelled_correctly = dictionary.check("mispelled");

To get suggested corrections for a misspelled word, do this:

var array_of_suggestions = dictionary.suggest("mispeling");

// array_of_suggestions == ["misspelling", "dispelling", "misdealing", "misfiling", "misruling"]

Typo.js has full support for the following Hunspell affix flags:

  • PFX
  • SFX
  • REP
  • FLAG
  • COMPOUNDMIN
  • COMPOUNDRULE
  • ONLYINCOMPOUND
  • KEEPCASE
  • NOSUGGEST
  • NEEDAFFIX

Demo

Check out live demo of Typo.js.

Also try on RunKit + NPM

JS Directory

The JS Directory contains compiled JavaScript of this project. This files can be used directly in your web page to load Typo.js
See Js Readme for more information.

Compiling Source

Run grunt help in terminal to get a list of commands that are used to build this project.

Licensing

Typo.js is free software, licensed under the Modified BSD License.