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The most comprehensive collection of stopwords for the indonesian language.
The most comprehensive collection of stopwords for the indonesian language.
A multiple language collection is also available.
The collection comes in a JSON format and a text format. You are free to use this collection any way you like. It is only currently published on npm and bower.
$ npm install stopwords-id
$ bower install stopwords-id
// Node
const stopwords = require('stopwords-id'); // array of stopwords
If you wish to remove or update some of the stopwords, please file an issue first before sending a PR on the repo of the specific language.
If you would like to add a stopword or a new set of stopwords, please add them as a new text file insie the raw directory then send a PR.
Please send a separate PR on the main repo to credit the source of the added stopwords.
All stopwords sources are listed on the main repo.
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The most comprehensive collection of stopwords for the indonesian language.
We found that stopwords-id 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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