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# Strings::Inflection
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[![Gem Version](https://badge.fury.io/rb/strings-inflection.svg)][gem]
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[gem]: http://badge.fury.io/rb/strings-inflection
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> Inflects English nouns and verbs.
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**Strings::Inflection** provides English inflections of nouns and verbs component for [Strings](https://github.com/piotrmurach/strings).
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## Motivation
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The goal is to provide a comprehensive way to inflect most nouns and verbs in English. The algorithms that this gem uses are based on the analysis of 7,000 most frequently used nouns and 6,000 most used verbs in English language. Because of this you will get correct inflections for most words:
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```ruby
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Strings::Inflection.pluralize("cod") # => "cod"
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Strings::Inflection.pluralize("codex") # => "codices"
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Strings::Inflection.pluralize("criterion") # => "criteria"
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Strings::Inflection.pluralize("vertebra") # => "vertebrae"
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## Installation
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Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
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```ruby
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gem 'strings-inflection'
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And then execute:
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$ bundle
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Or install it yourself as:
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## Contents
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* [1. Usage](#1-usage)
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* [2. API](#2-api)
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* [2.1 inflect](#21-inflect)
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* [2.1.1 template](#211-template)
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* [2.2 singularize](#22-singularize)
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* [2.3 singular?](#23-singular)
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* [2.4 pluralize](#24-pluralize)
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* [2.5 plural?](#25-plural)
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* [2.6 join_words](#26-join_words)
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* [2.7 configure](#27-configure)
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* [3. Extending String class](#3-extending-string-class)
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## 1. Usage
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**Strings::Inflection** provides a generic `inflect` method for transforming noun or verb inflections. In the most common case, it assumes that you wish to transform a noun to another form based on count:
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```ruby
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Strings::Inflection.inflect("error", 3)
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As a shortcut, when you wish to always convert a word to singular form use `singularize` or `pluralize` for the opposite:
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Strings::Inflection.singularize("errors") # => "error"
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Strings::Inflection.singularize("try", term: :verb) # => "tries"
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Alternatively, you can convert words into a noun or verb object. This way you gain access to `singular`and `plural` methods:
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Strings::Inflection::Verb("try").singular # => "tries"
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The `inflect` method also accepts a mustache-like template to inflect more complex phrases and sentences:
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Strings::Inflection.inflect("{{#:count}} {{N:error}} {{V:was}} found", 3)
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To change any inflection rules, you can change them using `configure`. By default the rules only apply to nouns.
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Then the inflection will behave like this:
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Strings::Inflection.pluralize("index") # => "indexes"
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### 2.1 inflect
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In the most common case, to change a noun's inflection use `inflect` method with the word and a count. By default `inflect` assumes a noun.
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For example, to inflect the noun `error` to its plural form do:
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For example, you can inflect a noun and a verb to display information based on the count:
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* `X` informs a grammatical function to apply to word out of `N` or `V` and `#`.
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The first type of tag is the count tag. By default, this tag will display the count inside the evaluated string.
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This tag inflects a noun into a singular or plural form based on the provided count.
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Strings::Inflection.inflect("{{#:count}} {{Ns:error}} found", 3)
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This tag inflects a verb into appropriate form based on the provided count.
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You can transform a noun or a verb into singular form with `singularize` method. By default it assumes a noun but you can change this with `:term` option:
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Strings::Inflection.singularize("errors") # => "error"
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Strings::Inflection.singularize("index") # => "index"
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Strings::Inflection::Noun("errors").singular? # => false
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Strings::Inflection::Verb("try").singular? # => false
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You can transform a noun or a verb into plural form with `pluralize` method. By default it assumes a noun but you can change this with `:term` option:
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Strings::Inflection.pluralize("error") # => "errors"
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Strings::Inflection.pluralize("indexes", term: :verb) # => "index"
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Strings::Inflection.pluralize("foot") # => "feet"
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Strings::Inflection.pluralize("goes", term: :verb) # => "go"
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Strings::Inflection.pluralize("indices") # => "indices"
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To check if a noun or a verb is in a plural form use `plural?`:
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Strings::Inflection.plural?("errors") # => true
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Strings::Inflection::Noun("errors").plural? # => true
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Strings::Inflection::Verb("try").plural? # => true
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To join an array of words into a single sentence use `join_words` method.
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## Copyright
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Copyright (c) 2019 Piotr Murach. See LICENSE for further details.
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