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did is a library for matching human-quality input to a list of potential matches using the Levenshtein distance algorithm.
It is inspired by did.

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1. Based on LEVEN, the fastest JS implementation of the Levenshtein distance algorithm

2. ~100% faster than did

3. Well tested with 100% coverage

4. Static type checking with TypeScript

5. More control on what kind of matches you want to return

6. Support matching object's path instead of just key

# Installation

npm install didyoumean2

const didYouMean = require('didyoumean2').default
// or if you are using TypeScript or ES module
import didYouMean from 'didyoumean2'

// you can also access to Enums via:
const {
  default: didYouMean,
  ReturnTypeEnums,
  ThresholdTypeEnums,
} = require('didyoumean2')
// or
import didYouMean, { ReturnTypeEnums, ThresholdTypeEnums } from 'didyoumean2'

const a = async () => {
  return <div {...span} />
}

export function* gen() {}

# Usage

didYouMean(input, matchList[, options])

• input {string}: A string that you are not sure and want to match with matchList

• matchList {Object[]|string[]}: A List for matching with input

• options {Object}(optional): An options that allows you to modify the behavior

• @return {Array|null|Object|string}: A list of or single matched result(s), return object if match is {Object[]}

# Test

Before all:

npm install -g yarn
yarn install

Unit test and coverage:

yarn test

Linter:

yarn lint