Trova date, ore, emails, numeri telefonici, links, tempi di lettura, persino emozioni nel testo, o controlla se è spam. Knwl.js rende possibile scansionare grandi quantità di testo cercando dati che potrebbero essere interessanti.
####Cenny.js Plugin For those interested in version of Knwl.js that has basic Cenny.js functionality (early development), look here: https://github.com/loadfive/cenny.js/tree/master/plugins
###Demo: http://byteaspect.com/knwlDemo
##How to use
Add Knwl.js to the <head>
Create a new instance of the Knwl object:
var x = new Knwl();Initiate crawling of a string:
x.init( string );Get data:
x.get('dates'); //returns array of dates found: [month,day,year, string snippet]Types of data that can grabbed:
"dates" - dates found in string.
"times" - times found in string.
"links" - links found in string.
"emails" - emails found in string.
"phones" - phone numbers found in string.
"places" - places found in string.
"readingTime" - estimated reading time of string.
"emotion" - estimated emotion, works best with shorter strings (comments, etc).
"spam" - checks if text is possibly spam. Returns true or false.
Please note that Knwl.js is still in early development, and can yield varying results.
If you want a real-time, plug 'n play backend to store all the data you find, you might like Cenny.js: http://github.com/loadfive/cenny.js
###Building
For Node, if uglify-js is installed globally ( npm install uglify-js -g ) then
uglifyjs -o ./knwl.min.js ./knwl.js
will create knwl.min.js.
###Licence
Project released under an MIT license.