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Zhuyin is a bunch of symbol for transliterating Chinese word, most of Taiwanese people choose one sentence or few words, and map the Zhuyin position of keyboard to get meaning less characters as their password which is hard to remember, so that's what dec
Zhuyin is a bunch of symbol for transliterating Chinese word, most of Taiwanese people choose one sentence or few words, and map the Zhuyin position of keyboard to get meaning less characters as their password which is hard to remember, so that's what decode-zhuyin
does.
node.js require
// output full text
require('decode-zhuyin')('安安你好正') // '0 0 su3cl35/4'
// output without space
require('decode-zhuyin/no-sp')('安安你好正') // '00su3cl35/4'
// output without special character
require('decode-zhuyin/no-ch')('安安你好正') // '00su3cl354'
npx (built-in after npm 5.2.0
)
$ npx decode-zhuyin 安安你好正
00su3cl354
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Zhuyin is a bunch of symbol for transliterating Chinese word, most of Taiwanese people choose one sentence or few words, and map the Zhuyin position of keyboard to get meaning less characters as their password which is hard to remember, so that's what dec
The npm package decode-zhuyin receives a total of 11 weekly downloads. As such, decode-zhuyin popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that decode-zhuyin 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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