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Convert .rule files into .fst files.
Rulify takes two arguments, the first is the path to the RULE file, the second is the callback when complete.
const rulify = require('rulify');
rulify('main.rule', function(err, output) {
// output is the path to the output file
});
An optional second argument can be the output path for the FST file.
rulify('src/main.rule', 'rules/main.fst', function(err, output) {
// file is saved
});
There's an option to run rulify synchronously.
rulify.sync('src/main.rule', 'rules/main.fst');
Installing rulify globally (npm install -g rulify) will allow you to batch convert rule files to fst files.
Convert a single file. Must specify the output directory (either -o or --output).
rulify -o rules src/main.rule
Use the -o or --output argument to specify an output directory.
rulify --output rules src/*.rule
rulify -o rules src/*.rule
Use the -i or --input argument to specify an input directory of files.
rulify --output rules --input src
rulify -o rules -i src
FAQs
Converts .rule files into .fst files for consumption by NLU parser.
We found that rulify 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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