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eroux / hunspell-bo

Hunspell files for Tibetan (syllable level only)
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Is there a Node.js module for hunspell-bo ? #1

Closed kmsheng closed 9 years ago

kmsheng commented 9 years ago

Hello, eroux !

Would you give me some clues about how to apply the spell check to my project ? Thanks ! https://github.com/karmapa/ketaka-lite

eroux commented 9 years ago

Hello @kmsheng

These are just hunspell files, so you have to first integrate hunspell. There are some bindings here, here, here and in other places as well... Note that Chromium (in which I believe ketaka-lite executes) already has hunspell bindings, it might be possible to install hunspell-bo, and make chromium use it, that's certainly the first thing I'd explore...

Let's keep in touch about that, tell me if you have trouble with the integration.

Thank you,

kmsheng commented 9 years ago

@eroux Thanks, I will reopen this issue if I have trouble

kmsheng commented 9 years ago

@eroux I've tried all of them, but they only provide checking for single word. What I want was a function to check a whole paragraph and tells me which indices of words are incorrect so I can highlight them.

eroux commented 9 years ago

This one seems to do what you want (the hunspell library does sentence check, that's the way it's used by LibreOffice). But these are all results from here, I have genuinely no experience in node bindings for hunspell... Did you explore the option of a chrome extension? There seems to be many around using hunspell, but I don't know if it can be integrated into ketaka.

kmsheng commented 9 years ago

@eroux Thanks for replying, I will try that one : )

kmsheng commented 9 years ago

@eroux are you able to make this repo a npm module? so i can install this by npm install and take benefit of its package / version management. otherwise I have to track your files in my git repo or making it a git submodule.

eroux commented 9 years ago

I admit I would prefer a git submodule than packaging it for Node, as it could also be packaged for Ruby, Python, Lua, Rust, Go, Perl, etc. and I'm not sure I want to maintain that...

kmsheng commented 9 years ago

Ok, no problem : )