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Transliteration from the Latin script to the Cyrillic script (сyrillization) and vice-versa (romanization)
Transliteration from the Latin script to the Cyrillic script (сyrillization) and vice-versa (romanization)
Add to your project:
npm i @ppjmpd/cyrilla
Transliterate from the Polish Latin script to Cyrillic script using default params:
import { cyrilla } from 'cyrilla';
const cyrillic = cyrilla('Społeczeństwo przyszłości');
console.log(cyrillic);
// Output: 'Сполэчэньство пp̌ышлошци'
cyrilla()
functioncyrilla(text: string, options: CyrillaOptions)
interface CyrillaOptions {
language?: Languages;
replacer?: Replacers;
}
From the Poland Latin script to Cyrillic script 1975:
import { cyrilla, POLISH_TO_CYRILLIC_1975 } from 'cyrilla';
const cyrillic1865 = cyrilla('Społeczeństwo przyszłości', {
language: POLISH_TO_CYRILLIC_1975,
});
console.log(cyrillic1865);
// Output: 'Сполеченьство пржишлошци'
RulesGenerator
classnew RulesGenerator(rules: Rules, vowels: string[], consonants: string[])
type Rules = Record<string, string>;
RulesGenerator.create(from: string, to: string, options: CreateOptions)
interface CreateOptions {
onStart?: boolean;
onEnd?: boolean;
before?: (string | Rules)[];
beforeVowel?: boolean;
beforeConsonant?: boolean;
after?: (string | Rules)[];
afterVowel?: boolean;
afterConsonant?: boolean;
}
import { RulesGenerator } from 'cyrilla';
const basicRules = {
a: 'а',
b: 'б',
c: 'к',
t: 'т',
};
const vowels = ['a'];
const consonants = ['c', 't'];
const rules = new RulesGenerator(basicRules, vowels, consonants);
// Create rules for language, needed to be in lower case
const language = {
...rules.create('at', 'эт', { after: ['b', 'c'] }),
};
console.log(language);
/* Output:
{
bat: 'бэт',
cat: 'кэт',
}
*/
ReplacerRegEx
classnew ReplacerRegEx(rules: Rules)
ReplacerRegEx.replace(word: string, upperCaseLetters?: number[])
import { ReplacerRegEx } from 'cyrilla';
const rules = {
'^a': 'а',
b: 'б',
c$: 'ц',
};
const replacer = new ReplacerRegEx(rules);
const result = replacer.replace('Abc', [0]);
console.log(result);
// Output: 'Абц'
Transliterator
classnew Tranliterator(replacer: Replacer)
Tranliterator.transliterate(text: string)
import {
POLISH_TO_CYRILLIC_1865,
ReplacerRegEx,
Transliterator,
} from 'cyrilla';
const replacer = new ReplacerRegEx(POLISH_TO_CYRILLIC_1865);
const transliterator = new Transliterator(replacer);
const result = transliterator.transliterate(
'Na świecie od dawna nie było systemów ideologicznych'
);
console.log(result);
// Output: 'На швеце од давна не было сыстэмôв идэологичных'
Clone repository:
git clone https://github.com/ppjmpd/cyrilla
cd cyrilla
Apache 2.0
© Sergey N
Based on https://github.com/jsynowiec/node-typescript-boilerplate
FAQs
Transliteration from the Latin script to the Cyrillic script (сyrillization) and vice-versa (romanization)
The npm package @ppjmpd/cyrilla receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @ppjmpd/cyrilla popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @ppjmpd/cyrilla demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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