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kuroshiro-analyzer-yahoo-webapi
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Yahoo WebAPI morphological analyzer for kuroshiro
Package | kuroshiro-analyzer-yahoo-webapi | |
Description | Yahoo WebAPI morphological analyzer for kuroshiro. | |
Compatibility | Node | ✓ (>=6) |
Browser | ✗ |
This plugin will no longer be compatible with browser since Yahoo YQL service was retired at Jan 3, 2019. Please update to the latest version of kuroshiro-analyzer-yahoo-webapi.
$ npm install kuroshiro-analyzer-yahoo-webapi
This analyzer utilizes Yahoo WebAPI of morphological analysis service.
Before you start, you should register your application in Yahoo to get a APP ID. Please visit the link above for more information.
You need to specify your Yahoo application ID when initializing the analyzer.
import YahooWebAnalyzer from "kuroshiro-analyzer-yahoo-webapi";
const analyzer = new YahooWebAnalyzer({
appId: "YOUR_YAHOO_APP_ID",
});
await kuroshiro.init(analyzer);
appId
: Your Yahoo application IDtimeout
: Optional Request timeout in millisecondThis analyzer might not give optimized converted result when converting kanji to romaji with kuroshiro since Yahoo Web API lacks information of pronunciation in analysis result.
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Yahoo WebAPI morphological analyzer for kuroshiro
We found that kuroshiro-analyzer-yahoo-webapi 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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