Natural language processing for JBJ

Add filters to JBJ.

Installation

With npm do:

$ npm install jbj-nlp

Documentation

Usage

var JBJ = require('jbj');

JBJ.use(require('jbj-nlp'));

Filters

anglicize: true

Anglicize a string

var stylesheet = {
  "set": "ÂÇİĞÖŞÜÑ âçığöşüñ",
  "anglicize": true
};
JBJ.render(stylesheet, console.log);
// ACIGOSUN acigosun

countCharacters: true | slug | /regex_expression/

Count characters. Options:

• true: all characters, including white spaces
• slug: alphanumeric characters
• regex: characters matching the regex

var stylesheet = {
  "set": "L'arbre de Jean-Claude est tombé.",
  "countCharacters" : true
};
JBJ.render(stylesheet, console.log);
// 33

countWords: see the tokenized filter for the arguments

Count tokenized words

var stylesheet = {
  "set": "L'arbre de Jean-Claude est tombé.",
  "countWords" : true
};
JBJ.render(stylesheet, console.log);
// 6

tokenize: true | slug | /regex_expression/

Tokenise a string.Options:

• true: split on white spaces and ponctuation, keep dashes and quotes
• slug: split on non-alphanumeric characters
• regex: split with the given regex

var stylesheet = {
  "set": "L'arbre de Jean-Claude est tombé.",
  "tokenize" : true
};
JBJ.render(stylesheet, console.log);
// ["L'","arbre","de","Jean-Claude","est","tombé"]

metaphone

Gives a phonetics approximate to the input string.

var stylesheet = {
  "set": "Psychologue",
  "metaphone" : true
};
JBJ.render(stylesheet, console.log);
// PSXLK