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kuroshiro-analyzer-kuromoji
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Package | kuroshiro-analyzer-kuromoji | |
Description | Kuromoji morphological analyzer for kuroshiro. | |
Compatibility | Node | ✓ (>=6) |
Browser | ✓ |
$ npm install kuroshiro-analyzer-kuromoji
For legacy frontend workflows, you could include dist/kuroshiro-analyzer-kuromoji.min.js
in your page. (you may first build it from source with npm run build
after npm install
)
This analyzer utilizes kuromoji.js.
You could specify the path of your dictionary files with dictPath
param.
import KuromojiAnalyzer from "kuroshiro-analyzer-kuromoji";
const analyzer = new KuromojiAnalyzer();
await kuroshiro.init(analyzer);
Example:
const analyzer = new KuromojiAnalyzer({
dictPath: "url/to/dictionary_files"
});
dictPath
: Optional Path of the dictionary filesFAQs
kuromoji morphological analyzer for kuroshiro
The npm package kuroshiro-analyzer-kuromoji receives a total of 1,767 weekly downloads. As such, kuroshiro-analyzer-kuromoji popularity was classified as popular.
We found that kuroshiro-analyzer-kuromoji 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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