urdu-text-utils 0.1.0 → 0.1.1

package/CHANGELOG.md

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+# Changelog
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+## 0.1.1
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+- Expand the transliteration dictionary to ~450 entries: high-frequency vocabulary, oblique infinitives (`کرنے`, `رہنے`), English loanwords (`سکول`, `کمپیوٹر`) and common Roman spelling variants. The dictionary moved to `src/dictionary.ts`.
+- Improve the rule fallback for words outside the dictionary: word-initial `و`/`ی` transliterate as consonants (`والا` → `wala`), word-final `ہ` as `-a` (`کمرہ` → `kamra`), and a schwa is inserted after an initial consonant cluster so output stays pronounceable (`رہنے` → `rehne` instead of `rhne`).
+- `romanToUrdu("school")` now returns `سکول` instead of `سچول`.
+- Releases publish through npm Trusted Publishing (OIDC); no npm token is stored in the repository.
+
+## 0.1.0
+
+First release: normalization, script detection, digit conversion, diacritic removal, Urdu collation, diacritic-insensitive search with highlighting, text statistics, and experimental transliteration and slugs.

package/README.md

@@ -153,7 +153,9 @@ analyzeUrdu("پاکستان ایک خوبصورت ملک ہے۔ اس کی آبا
 
 Read this before putting it in front of users.
 
-Urdu script omits short vowels, so the mapping is genuinely ambiguous: `کتب` is `kitab` or `kutub` depending on context and no rule table can decide which. The reverse direction is worse, because Roman Urdu has no standard orthography (`hai` / `hay` / `he` all occur). These functions use a dictionary of common words with a rule fallback — expect roughly 70% word accuracy on ordinary prose, and do not build anything irreversible on the output. A real lexicon plus a statistical model is planned; it is not faked here.
+Urdu script omits short vowels, so the mapping is genuinely ambiguous: `کتب` is `kitab` or `kutub` depending on context and no rule table can decide which. The reverse direction is worse, because Roman Urdu has no standard orthography (`hai` / `hay` / `he` all occur).
+
+These functions work in two layers: a dictionary of ~450 high-frequency words, English loanwords and oblique verb forms, then a rule fallback that handles aspirated digraphs, word-initial `و`/`ی` as consonants, word-final `ہ` as `-a`, and a schwa insertion so unseen words stay pronounceable. Dictionary hits are reliable; rule output is an approximation. Do not build anything irreversible on it. A real lexicon plus a statistical model is planned, not faked here.
 
 ```ts
 romanize("آپ کیسے ہیں"); // "aap kaisay hain"
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 The `Release` workflow then verifies the tag matches `package.json`, re-runs typecheck/tests/build, publishes with `--provenance`, and opens a GitHub Release with generated notes.
 
-One-time setup: add an npm **Automation** access token as the `NPM_TOKEN` repository secret (`gh secret set NPM_TOKEN`). Automation tokens bypass 2FA prompts, which classic publish tokens do not.
+Authentication is npm [Trusted Publishing](https://docs.npmjs.com/trusted-publishers) over OIDC — no npm token exists in this repository and none needs to be rotated. npm trusts `Zaid-maker/urdu-text-utils` publishing from `release.yml` specifically, so renaming that workflow file breaks releases until the trusted publisher is updated on npm.
 
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