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If not, see . */ import {HIRAGANA_TO_ROMAJI, ROMAJI_TO_HIRAGANA} from './japanese-kana-romaji-dicts.js'; import {convertHiraganaToKatakana} from './japanese.js'; /** * @param {string} text * @returns {string} */ export function convertToHiragana(text) { let newText = text.toLowerCase(); for (const [romaji, kana] of Object.entries(ROMAJI_TO_HIRAGANA)) { newText = newText.replaceAll(romaji, kana); } return fillSokuonGaps(newText); } /** * @param {string} text * @param {number} selectionStart * @returns {import('language').KanaIMEOutput} */ export function convertToKanaIME(text, selectionStart) { const prevSelectionStart = selectionStart; const prevLength = text.length; let kanaString = ''; // If the user starts typing a single `n`, hide it from the converter. (This only applies when using the converter as an IME) // The converter must only allow the n to become ん when the user's text cursor is at least one character ahead of it. // If `n` occurs directly behind the user's text cursor, it should be hidden from the converter. // If `ny` occurs directly behind the user's text cursor, it must also be hidden from the converter as the user may be trying to type `nya` `nyi` `nyu` `nye` `nyo`. // Examples (`|` shall be the user's text cursor): // `たn|` does not convert to `たん|`. The `n` should be hidden from the converter and `た` should only be sent. // `n|の` also does not convert to `ん|の`. Even though the cursor is not at the end of the line, the `n` should still be hidden since it is directly behind the user's text cursor. // `ny|` does not convert to `んy|`. The `ny` must be hidden since the user may be trying to type something starting with `ny` such as `nya`. // `たnt|` does convert to `たんt|`. The user's text cursor is one character ahead of the `n` so it does not need to be hidden and can be converted. // `nとあ|` also converts to `んとあ|` The user's text cursor is two characters away from the `n`. // `なno|` will still convert to `なの` instead of `なんお` without issue since the `no` -> `の` conversion will be found before `n` -> `ん` and `o` -> `お`. // `nn|` will still convert to `ん` instead of `んん` since `nn` -> `ん` will be found before `n` -> `ん`. // If the user pastes in a long string of `n` such as `nnnnn|` it should leave the last `n` and convert to `んんn` const textLowered = text.toLowerCase(); if (textLowered[prevSelectionStart - 1] === 'n' && textLowered.slice(0, prevSelectionStart - 1).replaceAll('nn', '').at(-1) !== 'n') { const n = text.slice(prevSelectionStart - 1, prevSelectionStart); const beforeN = text.slice(0, prevSelectionStart - 1); const afterN = text.slice(prevSelectionStart); kanaString = convertToKana(beforeN) + n + convertToKana(afterN); } else if (textLowered.slice(prevSelectionStart - 2, prevSelectionStart) === 'ny') { const ny = text.slice(prevSelectionStart - 2, prevSelectionStart); const beforeN = text.slice(0, prevSelectionStart - 2); const afterN = text.slice(prevSelectionStart); kanaString = convertToKana(beforeN) + ny + convertToKana(afterN); } else { kanaString = convertToKana(text); } const selectionOffset = kanaString.length - prevLength; return {kanaString, newSelectionStart: prevSelectionStart + selectionOffset}; } /** * @param {string} text * @returns {string} */ export function convertToKana(text) { let newText = text; for (const [romaji, kana] of Object.entries(ROMAJI_TO_HIRAGANA)) { newText = newText.replaceAll(romaji, kana); // Uppercase text converts to katakana newText = newText.replaceAll(romaji.toUpperCase(), convertHiraganaToKatakana(kana).toUpperCase()); } return fillSokuonGaps(newText); } /** * @param {string} text * @returns {string} * Fills gaps in sokuons that replaceAll using ROMAJI_TO_HIRAGANA will miss due to it not running iteratively * Example: `ttttttttttsu` -> `っっっっっっっっっつ` would become `ttttttttttsu` -> `っtっtっtっtっつ` without filling the gaps */ function fillSokuonGaps(text) { return text.replaceAll(/っ[a-z](?=っ)/g, 'っっ').replaceAll(/ッ[A-Z](?=ッ)/g, 'ッッ'); } /** * @param {string} text * @returns {string} */ export function convertToRomaji(text) { let newText = text; for (const [kana, romaji] of Object.entries(HIRAGANA_TO_ROMAJI)) { newText = newText.replaceAll(kana, romaji); newText = newText.replaceAll(convertHiraganaToKatakana(kana), romaji); } return newText; } /** * @param {string} text * @returns {string} */ export function convertAlphabeticToKana(text) { let part = ''; let result = ''; for (const char of text) { // Note: 0x61 is the character code for 'a' let c = /** @type {number} */ (char.codePointAt(0)); if (c >= 0x41 && c <= 0x5a) { // ['A', 'Z'] c += (0x61 - 0x41); } else if (c >= 0x61 && c <= 0x7a) { // ['a', 'z'] // NOP; c += (0x61 - 0x61); } else if (c >= 0xff21 && c <= 0xff3a) { // ['A', 'Z'] fullwidth c += (0x61 - 0xff21); } else if (c >= 0xff41 && c <= 0xff5a) { // ['a', 'z'] fullwidth c += (0x61 - 0xff41); } else if (c === 0x2d || c === 0xff0d) { // '-' or fullwidth dash c = 0x2d; // '-' } else { if (part.length > 0) { result += convertToHiragana(part); part = ''; } result += char; continue; } part += String.fromCodePoint(c); } if (part.length > 0) { result += convertToHiragana(part); } return result; }