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Hunspell-asm
is isomorphic javascript binding to hunspell spellchecker based on WebAssembly hunspell binary. This module aims to provide thin, lightweight interface to hunspell without requiring native modules.
npm install hunspell-asm
Hunspell-asm
relies on wasm binary of hunspell, which need to be initialized first.
import { loadModule } from 'hunspell-asm';
const hunspellFactory = await loadModule();
loadModule
loads wasm binary, initialize it, and returns factory function to create instance of hunspell.
loadModule(environment?: ENVIRONMENT, timeout?: number): Promise<HunspellFactory>
It accepts environment
allow to set running environment and ignores internal runtime detection. This is mostly for Electron's renderer process where node.js and fetch
are available both, to selectively opt-in which way to use. It also accepts timeout
which can be used to pass a custom timeout to the loader. Default is 3000ms. It is important to note loadModule
doesn't interop incorrect option value matching, like try to load correct binary when supply endpoint to file path with set env to browser.
Wasm binary uses different memory spaces allocated for its own and cannot access plain javascript object / or files directly. HunspellFactory
provides few interfaces to interop physical file, or file contents into hunspell.
mountDirectory(dirPath: string): string
: (node.js only) Mount physical path. Once directory is mounted hunspell can read all files under mounted path. Returns virtual
path to mounted path.mountBuffer(contents: ArrayBufferView, fileName?: string): string
: Mount contents of file. Environment like browser which doesn't have access to filesystem can use this interface to create each file into memory.unmount(mountedFilePath: string)
: Unmount path if it's exists in memory. If it's bufferFile created by mountBuffer
, unmount will remove those file object in wasm memory as well.All of virtual
paths for mounted filesystem uses unix separator regardless of platform.
Once you mounted dic / aff files you can create hunspell spellchecker instance via HunspellFactory::create
. Each path for files are mounted path and should not be actual path or server endpoint.
create(affPath: string, dictPath: string): Hunspell
Hunspell
exposes minimal interfaces to spellchecker.
spell(word: string): boolean
: Check spelling for word. False for misspelled, True otherwise.suggest(word: string): Array<string>
: Get suggestion list for misspelled word. Empty if word is not misspelled or no suggestions.dispose(): void
: Destroy current instance of hunspell. It is important to note created instance of hunspell will not be destroyed automatically.There are simple examples for each environments using different apis. In each example directory do npm install && npm start
.
Few npm scripts are supported for build / test code.
build
: Transpiles code to ES5 commonjs to dist
.test
: Run hunspell
/ hunspell-asm
test both. Does not require build
before execute test.test:hunspell
: Run integration test for actual hunspell wasm binary, using hunspell's test case as-is.test:hunspell-asm
: Run unit test against hunspell-asm
interfacelint
: Run lint over all codebaseslint:staged
: Run lint only for staged changes. This'll be executed automatically with precommit hook.commit
: Commit wizard to write commit messageFAQs
WebAssembly based Javascript bindings for hunspell spellchecker
The npm package hunspell-asm receives a total of 1,142 weekly downloads. As such, hunspell-asm popularity was classified as popular.
We found that hunspell-asm 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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