Contractions

Notice: Contractions’ API is not stabilized yet and still work in progress

contractions is a rust library to handle contractions in English.
So far only data sets to expand contractions are implemented.

Expands "I’m" to "I am" etc.
The default data set has a replacement for all-lowercase, all-uppercase and first letter uppercase.

Example

rust let contractions = contractions::Contractions::default(); assert_eq!("I am sure you would have been fine.", contractions.apply("I’m sure you’d’ve been fine.")); assert_eq!("Are you sure?", contractions.apply("R u sure?"));

rust let mut contractions = Contractions::new(); contractions.add_from_json(contractions::SINGLE_CONTRACTIONS_JSON); assert_eq!("I am sad you couldn’t’ve come.", contractions.apply("I’m sad you couldn’t’ve come."));

Problem cases (default data set):

• Ain’t "The word ’ain’t’ is a contraction for am not, is not, are not, has not, and have not in the common English language vernacular. In some dialects ain’t is also used as a contraction of do not, does not, and did not." - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ain’t
  
  • The default dataset replaces does not replace "Ain’t"
• Some contractions with "’s" can be "is" or a possessive
  • The default dataset replaces "Everyone’s" => "Everyone is"
  • The default dataset replaces "Somebody’s" => "Somebody is"
  • The default dataset replaces "Someone’s" => "Someone is"
  • The default dataset replaces does not replace any other contractions with ’s such as "Carl’s"
• She’s / He’s / It’s
  • "He’s" can be "He is" or "He has".
  • The default dataset replaces "He’s" => "He is", "She’s" => "She is", "It’s" => "It is"