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npm-collection-language-tools

A collection of npm modules for working with words and language

adverb-where: Find adverbs in your writings
alphabet: The english alphabet as a string or array, upper and lowercase.
an-array-of-english-words: An array of ~275,000 English words. Works with node, iojs, and browserify.
cat-names: Get popular cat names
clj-fuzzy: A handy collection of algorithms dealing with fuzzy strings and phonetics.
cmu-pronouncing-dictionary: All the 134,000+ words in the CMU pronouncing dictionary as a simple JSON object
did-you-mean: Fuzzy match a command from a list (typo-safety)
dog-names: Get popular dog names
inflection: A port of inflection-js to node.js module
jaro-winkler: A string similarity function using the Jaro-Winkler distance metric.
leven: Measure the difference between two strings using the fastest JS implementation of the Levenshtein distance algorithm
levenmorpher: Morph one word into another, one word at a time.
lunr: Simple full-text search in your browser.
moby: A free and open-source website (and CLI) for searching the largest thesaurus in the English language.
name-that-color: A command line utility that uses the library that the name that color project (http://chir.ag/projects/ntc/) uses that also provides additional functionality
no-cliches: Find clichés in your writings
npm-synonym: Turn your three-word-phrase into an abbreviation of n-p-m.
ord.zeke.xxx: A website/webservice for displaying wikipedia word translations
passive-voice: detect passive voice
spellchecker: Bindings to native spellchecker
superb: Get superb like words
superheroes: Get superhero names
supervillains: Get supervillain names
too-wordy: Find wordy or unnecessary passages in your writing
weasel-words: detect weasel words
wikipedia-translator: Scrape translations from Wikipedia pages
word-list: List of English words
write-good: Naive linter for English prose

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