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Un-accents and un-umlauts charecters in a string. Also preliminary converts the string to lower case. We use it for autocomplete: both for the matched strings -- on the server side, when indexing; and for the strings the user types into a text input in th
Un-accents and un-umlauts charecters in a string. Also preliminary converts the string to lower case. We use it for autocomplete: both for the matched strings -- on the server side, when indexing; and for the strings the user types into a text input in the browser.
Has nothing to do with Unicode Normalization, but rather expects the passed strings being already Unicode-normalized.
$ npm install --save normalize-for-search
then
var normalizeForSearch = require('normalize-for-search');
Just drop the src/normalize.js
contents into your CouchDB design document -- for example, into
{views: {lib: {normalize: 'JSON-ENCODED src/normalize.js CODE HERE'}}}
, and then require
it
elsewhere:
var normalizeForSearch = require('views/lib/normalize');
$ bower install --save normalize-for-search
then
<script src="/components/normalize-for-search/src/normalize.js"></script>
<script>
var injector = angular.injector(['normalizeForSearch']);
injector.invoke(function (normalizeForSearchFilter) { ... });
</script>
<p>{{ text | normalizeForSearch }}</p>
Thus, the Angular module normalizeForSearch
declares a filter function available both in the
HTML partials, and in the controllers' code.
normalizeForSearch('Dät ist naïve und ÜBERCOOL, ё-маё!');
// Results in 'dat ist naive und ubercool, е-мае!'
Copyright (c) 2013 Ivan Krechetov
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Un-accents and un-umlauts characters in a string. Also preliminary converts the string to lower case. We use it for autocomplete: both for the matched strings -- on the server side, when indexing; and for the strings the user types into a text input in th
The npm package normalize-for-search receives a total of 60,360 weekly downloads. As such, normalize-for-search popularity was classified as popular.
We found that normalize-for-search 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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