Crate contractions

contractions is a library to handle contractions So far only data sets to expand contractions are implemented.

Expands “I’m” to “I am” etc. The default data set has a replacement for all-lowercase, all-uppercase and first letter uppercase.

Example

let contractions = contractions::Contractions::default();
assert_eq!("I am sure you would have been fine.", contractions.apply("I’m sure you’d’ve been fine."));
assert_eq!("Are you sure?", contractions.apply("R u sure?"));

let mut contractions = Contractions::new();
contractions.add_from_json(contractions::SINGLE_CONTRACTIONS_JSON);
assert_eq!("I am sad you couldn’t’ve come.", contractions.apply("I’m sad you couldn’t’ve come."));

Structs

Contractions

Main actor in the contractions crate

Constants

CONTRACTIONS_JSON_ORDER

The list of all json strings.

EXPAND_DOUBLE_CONTRACTIONS_JSON

Contains contractions with two apostroph in json form (eg: Who’ll’ve, Wouldn’t’ve, Mustn’t’ve)

EXPAND_DOUBLE_NO_APOSTROPHE_CONTRACTIONS_JSON

Contains most of CONTRACTIONS_DOUBLE_JSON contractions but without apostroph

EXPAND_PARTIAL_CONTRACTIONS_JSON

Contains partial contractions in json form. (eg: ’m, ’ve, n’t, ’re)

EXPAND_SINGLE_CONTRACTIONS_JSON

Contains contractions with one apostroph in json form (eg: I’m, I’ve, ’twas)

EXPAND_SINGLE_NO_APOSTROPHE_CONTRACTIONS_JSON

Contains most of CONTRACTIONS_SINGLE_JSON contractions but without apostroph

EXPAND_SLANG_JSON

Contains slang terms which will be expanded/changed to their full form

EXPAND_TRIPPLE_CONTRACTIONS_JSON

Contains contractions with three apostroph in json form (Y’all’d’ve, ’twou’dn’t)