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Interface: RewriteSettings

Defined in: src/humanizer/humanizer.ts:11

The RewriteSettings interface defines options for fine-tuning the behavior of text rewriting processes. Each property corresponds to a specific rewriting option that modifies the input text.

Properties

removeUnicode?

optional removeUnicode: boolean

When set to true, Unicode characters will be removed from the input text. This can be useful for sanitizing text or for compatibility with systems that do not support Unicode.

Defined in: `src/humanizer/humanizer.ts:12


dashesToCommas?

optional dashesToCommas: boolean

If true, all dashes in the input text will be converted to commas. This is particularly useful for formatting lists or improving readability in certain contexts.

Defined in: src/humanizer/humanizer.ts:13


removeDashes?

optional removeDashes: boolean

When enabled, all dashes will be removed from the input text, which can help in cleaning up text data or formatting issues.

Defined in: src/humanizer/humanizer.ts:14


transformQuotes?

optional transformQuotes: boolean

If set to true, the interface will convert straight quotes to smart quotes (curly quotes). This is useful for typographically correct text output.

Defined in: src/humanizer/humanizer.ts:15


removeWhitespace?

optional removeWhitespace: boolean

Setting this to true will remove all extra whitespace from the input text, streamlining the content for further processing.

Defined in: src/humanizer/humanizer.ts:16


removeEmDash?

optional removeEmDash: boolean

When this property is set to true, all em dashes will be removed from the text. This can be helpful for maintaining uniformity in text formatting.

Defined in: src/humanizer/humanizer.ts:17


keyboardOnly?

optional keyboardOnly: boolean

If this property is true, the rewriting process will only consider keyboard input characters, ignoring other characters. This is useful for applications that focus purely on user-manipulated text.

Defined in: src/humanizer/humanizer.ts:18

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