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glost-difficulty

Word difficulty extension for GLOST - generates and formats difficulty data

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glost-difficulty

Word difficulty extension for GLOST - generates and formats difficulty data.

Overview

This package provides difficulty assessment for GLOST documents. It separates difficulty generation (determining word difficulty) from difficulty enhancement (formatting for display).

Philosophy: No Data > Bad Data

This package intentionally does NOT include heuristic difficulty scorers. Inaccurate difficulty levels are worse than no levels. You must provide a real difficulty provider based on:

  • CEFR word lists (for European languages)
  • JLPT word lists (for Japanese)
  • HSK word lists (for Chinese)
  • Other validated learner resources

Difficulty Levels

  • beginner - Basic, easy words for beginners
  • intermediate - Moderate difficulty words
  • advanced - Difficult words for advanced learners

Installation

pnpm add glost-difficulty

Usage

With Language-Specific Provider (Required)

import { createDifficultyGeneratorExtension, createDifficultyEnhancerExtension } from "glost-difficulty";
import { createJapaneseDifficultyProvider } from "glost-ja/extensions";

// Create JLPT-based provider
const provider = createJapaneseDifficultyProvider({
  jlptLevel: "N3"
});

const generator = createDifficultyGeneratorExtension({
  targetLanguage: "ja",
  provider
});

const enhancer = createDifficultyEnhancerExtension();

const result = await processGLOSTWithExtensionsAsync(doc, [generator, enhancer]);

API

createDifficultyGeneratorExtension(options)

Creates extension that assesses word difficulty.

Options:

  • targetLanguage - ISO-639-1 language code
  • provider - DifficultyProvider instance
  • skipExisting - Skip words with existing difficulty (default: true)

createDifficultyEnhancerExtension(options)

Creates extension that formats difficulty data.

Options:

  • normalize - Normalize difficulty values (default: true)
  • customMapping - Word → difficulty mappings

Creating Custom Providers

Implement the DifficultyProvider interface with real word lists:

import type { DifficultyProvider, DifficultyLevel } from "glost-difficulty";

export function createMyDifficultyProvider(
  cefrLists: { A1: Set<string>, A2: Set<string>, B1: Set<string>, ... }
): DifficultyProvider {
  return {
    async getDifficulty(word, language) {
      if (cefrLists.A1.has(word) || cefrLists.A2.has(word)) return "beginner";
      if (cefrLists.B1.has(word) || cefrLists.B2.has(word)) return "intermediate";
      if (cefrLists.C1.has(word) || cefrLists.C2.has(word)) return "advanced";
      return undefined; // No data? Return undefined, don't guess!
    }
  };
}

createDifficultyExtension(options)

Convenience function that creates both generator and enhancer.

Returns: [generator, enhancer]

License

MIT

Keywords

glost

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Package last updated on 27 Mar 2026

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