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deanglify
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v.0.0.1
Simple find and replace to Anglify on de-Anglify some text
The list of words comes straight from Wikipedia.
npm install deanglify
var british_test = "My favourite colour is whisky brown, which I enjoy on a wintry evening in my pyjamas while watching my favorite programmes."
var to_american = deanglify(british_test, { wholewords: false, output: "American" });
// My favorite color is whiskey brown, which I enjoy on a wintry evening in my pajamas while watching my favorite programs.
var american_test = "I apologize for my love of archeology, and please don't inquire as to my side-gig as a flutist.";
var to_british = deanglify(american_test, { wholewords: false, output: "British" });
// I apologise for my love of archaeology, and please don't enquire as to my side-gig as a flautist.
Try it out with npm test
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Convert between British and American spellings
The npm package deanglify receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, deanglify popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that deanglify 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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