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modern-ahocorasick
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Implementation of the Aho-Corasick string searching algorithm, as described in the paper "Efficient string matching: an aid to bibliographic search".
this pkg has cjs
and esm
format, and have .d.ts
file.
<npm/yarn/pnpm> i modern-ahocorasick
// cjs
const AhoCorasick = require('modern-ahocorasick');
// esm
import AhoCorasick from 'modern-ahocorasick'
const ac = new AhoCorasick(['keyword1', 'keyword2', 'etc']);
const results = ac.search('should find keyword1 at position 19 and keyword2 at position 47.');
// [ [ 19, [ 'keyword1' ] ], [ 47, [ 'keyword2' ] ] ]
See https://brunorb.github.io/ahocorasick/visualization.html for an interactive visualization of the algorithm.
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