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dictionatrie
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Build and search a minimalist dictionary trie
// Initialization
const Dictionary = require("dictionatrie");
const dictionary = new Dictionary(); // defaults to words in Yet Another Word List (YAWL)
const customDictionary = new Dictionary([ "cat", "dog", "llama" ]); // custom dictionary
// Search for complete match
var match1 = dictionary.has("uncontroversially"); // true
var match2 = customDictionary.has("llama"); // true
var match3 = dictionary.has("uncontroversiall"); // false: no complete match
var match4 = customDictionary.has("uncontroversially"); // false: no such word in custom dictionary
// Search for partial match (add a "true" flag)
var match5 = dictionary.has("uncontroversially", true); // true
var match6 = dictionary.has("uncontroversiall", true); // true
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Build and search a minimalist dictionary trie
The npm package dictionatrie receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, dictionatrie popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that dictionatrie 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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