This repo contains:
./crates/confusables: A rust library with Unicode confusable utils./crates/confusables-js: Node bindings for theconfusableslibrary./crates/is-rtl: For whatever reason, I made a function that detects right-to-left characters
If you are interested on the Rust library specifically, checkout its README.
Text is kinda interesting and I also wanted to experiment with compile-time stuff like parsing and rust-node bindings.
Well, I certainly don't mind!
Using it in Rust especially is trivial as it's just another crate. When it comes to Node, I was too lazy to figure out how to properly publish the binary on NPM. That said you can still easily build it yourself as long as you have the Rust installed. Somewhat more detailed instructions can be found in the README.
Would I recommend this for production in a Node project? Probably not, just because of the annoying
set-up alone. Perhaps it would be worth checking out
decancer (although to me, it is a lot less clear what
characters it covers compared to my version but oh well).