correct_word 0.2.0

A No brainer 'did you mean' library for Rust
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Correct Word

A no brain "did you mean" suggestions generator written in Rust. Plans to use a weird array of algorithms to get the best results. But for now, it only uses the Levenshtein distance.

Usage

Complete docs can be found here.

use correct_word::correct_word;
use correct_word::Algorithm;

fn main() {
    let word = "helo";
    let dictionary = vec!["hello", "world", "hell", "help", "helo", "hola"];
    let suggestion = correct_word(Algorithm::Levenshtein, word, dictionary, None);
    println!("{} with confidence {}", suggestion.0, suggestion.1);
}

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details