Parses a piece of text to grab the most useful data
know-parser is a JavaScript plugin-based package designed to extract useful data from a piece of text
This package comes bundled with a few pre-existing plugins to use right out of the box.
If you would like to create your own plugins, see ./PLUGIN_DEVELOPMENT.md
This plugin was inspired by knwl.js
npm install --save know-parser
const parser = require("know-parser");
const knowParser = new parser("a bunch of words with an email: [email protected]");
const emails = knowParser.get("emails");
console.log(emails); // output: ["[email protected]"]
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Create a new instance of
know-parser
const parser = require("know-parser"); const knowParser = new parser();
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Provide a piece of text to parse
// string knowParser.lines = "this is a piece of text"; // array knowParser.lines = ["an array", "of words"]; // you can also provide lines via the constructor const knowParser = new parser("this is a piece of text");
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Run a plugin on the piece of text
const emails = knowParser.get("emails"); console.log(emails); // an array of email addresses
These are automatically loaded by default.
const emails = knowParser.get("emails");
console.log(emails); // An array of email addresses
const phones = knowParser.get('phones');
console.log(phones); // An array of phone numbers
const links = knowParser.get('links');
console.log(links); // An array of links (starting with http/https/www) e.g. "https://www.example.com"
You can also filter results like so:
const links = knowParser.get('links', ['google.com'])
console.log(links) // An array of links including 'google.com'
const domains = knowParser.get('domains');
console.log(domains); // an array of domains e.g. "example.com"
Because of the plugin-based nature of this package, it's surprisingly simple to create your own plugins for know-parser.
If you would like to contribute to/create a plugin please see ./PLUGIN_DEVELOPMENT.md