Java application that processes dictionaries of various languages to find "interesting" words based on various criteria. The results are exported as JSON so they can be displayed by another module (planned).
- Java 17
- Requires you install the Lombok plugin for your IDE or you won't see the accessors and builders it generates
- Maven
- Indentation with two spaces
- 120 characters as max line width
- JavaDoc on all public members
An Evaluator processes words and decides (based on its criteria) whether it keeps the words in its results.
A Dictionary object takes a list of evaluators as argument. As it loads the words from its file, it passes
it to the list of evaluators it received, allowing them to decide how "interesting" that word is individually.
Once the dictionary has finished, the result of each evaluator is converted to an ExportObject; all together
are then exported as JSON.
Certain evaluators yield a lot of results; we only keep the most interesting results in the export object and all others are aggregated, i.e. we only store the number of words found for the remaining entries.
The current tests yield a coverage of 80% over the project's code base and can serve as a good entry point to understand the purpose of a class.