This is a Rust library implementing a spellchecker that handles Hunspell dictionaries. It comes with a library for programmatic use, as well as a command line interface. The library is usable via WASM.
Crate info: https://crates.io/crates/zspell
Crate docs: https://docs.rs/zspell/.
Crate source: https://github.com/pluots/zspell
This is a spellchecker written completely in Rust. While maintaining compatibility with the venerable Hunspell dictionary format, it does not rely on Hunspell or any other underlying checker. NOTE: Spellchecker is currently in alpha.
Spellcheck functionality is found in the spellcheck module.
NOTE: The spellcheck portion of this project is still under development and is not guaranteed to work properly. Completed and future planned support include:
- Basic prefix/suffix dictionary files
- Forbidden word handling
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- Morphological/Phonetic handling
In general, this program has been shown to be quite fast. On an average laptop, benchmarks give approximately 40-50 ns per word. This is fast enough to spellcheck the entire million words of the Harry Potter series in about 40 ms.
See the LICENSE file for license information. The provided license does allow for proprietary use and adaptation; that being said, I kindly suggest that if you come up with an improvement, you submit a pull request and help us all out :)
The dictionaries provided in this repository for testing purposed have been obtained under license. These files have been sourced from here: https://github.com/wooorm/dictionaries
These dictionaries are licensed under various licenses, different from that of
this project. Please see the applicable .license file withing the
dictionaries/ directory.