exposing raw_detect_script()
thed0ct0r opened this issue · comments
have to say i really love the work put into this very nice crate. the optimizations are very thoughtful.
i'm working on a little side/pet project that analyzes commit messages and code comments in git repositories.
and for my use case i'm interested in all the scripts found in the text. raw_detect_script() is perfect for me - as it returns the whole array of scripts detected and i can calculate their ratios, etc...
this can probably benefit others as well, but ofcourse - i do not pretend to speak for anyone else.
if preferable i can send this as a pull request - did not know what would be more appropriate here.
@thed0ct0r Hi, I see what you mean.
I had this in mind from day 0 of the project, but I was not issue about making this part of the API public, because the heuristics may evolve over time.
I can not promise that I will change something soon. I work on the project from time to time when I want to.. It's rather my therapy.
For now you can use dev feature if you want access to that raw_ functions.
Keep in mind, that I don't give any guarantees and it may be changed in the further version of the lib.
Primary goal of dev feature is to expose some internals of the lib, so I can benchmark them separately.
For an example, please check https://github.com/whatlang/whatlang-accuracy-benchmark