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rhymes-with
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Determines whether two words rhyme with each other
Uses the cmu-pronouncing-dictionary
(~1MB) to determine if two words rhyme.
This has the advantage of being much more accurate than algorithmic methods, but the drawback is that the dictionary contains ~130,000 words, so the results may be limited.
npm install rhymes-with
import rhymesWith from 'rhymes-with';
rhymesWith('cat', 'hat');
//=> true
rhymesWith('bonnie', 'irani');
//=> true
rhymesWith('resume', 'ricochet');
//=> false
rhymesWith('resume', 'ricochet', { allPronounciations: true });
//=> true
// words not in dictionary
rhymesWith('pooper', 'scooper');
//=> false
rhymesWith('I need to use the bathroom..', 'We met in a chatroom');
//=> false
Returns false if either word is not in the dictionary.
Type: string
Words to check if they rhyme.
Type: object
Type: bool
Default: false
Whether to check alternative pronounciations of the words to see if there's a rhyme.
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Determine if two words rhyme
The npm package rhymes-with receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, rhymes-with popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that rhymes-with demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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