Untanglr takes in a some mangled words and makes sense out of them so you dont have to. It goes through the input and splits it probabilistically into words. The crate includes both a bin.rs and a lib.rs to facilitate both usage as a command line utility, and as a library that you can use in your code.
Pass the tangled words as a cli argument:
bash
$ untanglr thequickbrownfoxjumpedoverthelazydog
the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
Or use it in your projects: ```rust extern crate untanglr;
fn main() { let lm = untanglr::LanguageModel::new(); println!("{:?}", lm.untangle("helloworld")); } ```
If you find that untanglr might be useful on your machine you can install it. Just make sure cargo is installed and run:
$ cargo install untanglr
Note: Don't be discouraged if this project hasn't been updated in a while. I will address potential issues but the crate does not need regular updates.
I have developed this project around Derek Anderson's wordninja python implementation for some exercising in rust while producing something useful.