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Bulgarian spelling dictionary according to the orthography introduced by Todor Ivanchov in 1899.
This is a spelling dictionary of the Bulgarian language in the Ivanchov 1899 orthography. It is based on the extracted Firefox extension provided by Иванчевски Правописъ, normalized and packaged so that it can be installed and used like other dictionaries.
You can use this package when integrating with tools that perform spell checking
(such as nodehun
, nspell
) or when making such tools.
In Node.js (version 14.14+, 16+ or 18+), install with npm:
npm install dictionary-bg-ivanchov
import dictionaryBg from 'dictionary-bg-ivanchov'
dictionaryBg(function (error, bg1899) {
if (error) throw error
console.log(bg1899)
// To do: use `bg1899` somehow
})
Yields:
{dic: <Buffer>, aff: <Buffer>}
Where dic
and aff
are Buffer
s for index.dic
and index.aff
respectively.
See the monorepo readme for examples.
This package is typed with TypeScript.
Please open an issue on GitHub.
Dictionary and affix file: GPL-3.0. Rest: MIT © Titus Wormer.
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Bulgarian (Ivanchov 1899 orthography) spelling dictionary
The npm package dictionary-bg-ivanchov receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, dictionary-bg-ivanchov popularity was classified as not popular.
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