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woa

v2.1.0

Published

NodeJS module for word analytics

Downloads

33

Readme

woa npm version downloads license

NodeJS module for word analytics

installation

$ npm install woa

usage

// example.js

import woa from 'woa';

const text = `What is love?
  Baby, don't hurt me
  Don't hurt me no more`;

const keywords = ['hurt', 'baby', 'oh'];
const result = woa({text, keywords});

console.log(result);

The result will be something like this:

{
  "hurt": 0.16666666666666666,
  "baby": 0.08333333333333333,
  "oh": "n/a"
}

why this module?

I stumbled upon the necessity of a tool that simplifies comments processing; I just want to make easy the analysis of any text.

woa helps you to discover and count patterns in text using the power of Node. It's written in pure Javascript, blazing fast and easy to use.

Would you like to try it out?

api

woa(config)

Generate a JSON with the percent occurrence of each keyword in a text.

argument

config an Object containing these parameters:

  • text The text to be processed. Must be a String containing Text to be processed.

  • keywords optional word or list of words to count in a text. Must be a String or an Array of Strings.

testing

Since woa is super simple, tests are super simple too:

$ npm test

contribution

Feel free to fork and create a Pull Request with new features or an improvement of the current ones.

license

MIT License :copyright: 2017 Jobsamuel Núñez