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word-lib

v1.0.7

Published

Check if a word exists in English, or retrieve a random word.

Downloads

4

Readme

word-lib

word-lib is a type-safe word library that can be used offline and is based off of @Brandons42's word-exists. This was built with the intent of adding typesafety, making it easier to add new languages, and allowing for different ways to query for words in js or ts based applications.

word-lib is currently in production use on my game Word Wurm.

Table of contents

Install

$ npm install word-lib --save

or

$ yarn add word-lib

Usage

Check if a word exists -- white space is trimmed, compares against lower-case. Hyphenated compound words aren't counted as words.

import wordLib from "word-lib";

wordLib.exists("word"); // true
wordLib.exists("library"); // true
wordLib.exists(" space "); // true

wordLib.exists("xyz"); // false
wordLib.exists("not-a-word"); // false
wordLib.exists("two words"); // false

wordLib.exists("a"); // false
wordLib.exists("a", { allowOneLetterWords: true }); // true

exists

word: string

The word that is being checked to exist

options?: IOption

allowOneLetterWords: boolean

If true, will treat a and i as one letter words. (defaults to false)


Get a random word from the dictionary. Minimum 3 letters long.

import wordLib from "word-lib";

wordLib.random(); // any possible word
wordLib.random(5); // generate a random word with a max length of 5

random

maxLength?: number

Sets the max length of the random word that can be found


Change current language, defaults to english (en). No other languages are currently supported.

import wordLib from "word-lib";

wordLib.setLanguage("en"); // set current language to english

setLanguage

languageCode: string

The language code the dictionary should be set to


License

Licensed under

Contribute

Any PR's for improvements, missing words or other language support are always welcome.

Adding a new language

To add a new language create a new folder within the /src/dictionary directory as the name of the language in ISO 639-1 format. Then add the language json file under that directory as {languageCode}.json and add the language code to the allowedLanguages to enable it. Look at the current dictionary example for reference.