MarkLogic 12 EA 2 Product Documentationspell functions
The table below lists all the
spell built-in
functions (in this namespace:
http://marklogic.com/xdmp/spell).
You can also view these functions broken down by category:
The spelling functions are designed to help you manage dictionary documents in MarkLogic Server. You can create dictionary documents in both JSON and XML formats. The spelling function module is installed as the following file:
install_dir/Modules/MarkLogic/spell.xqy
where install_dir is the directory in which
MarkLogic Server is installed.
To use the spell module in your own Server-Side JavaScript
modules, include the following line in your JavaScript program:
const spell = require("/MarkLogic/spell");
The spelling correction functions (spell.isCorrect and
spell.suggest) are built-in functions and do not require the
require statement in your JavaScript code.
There are also Spell Built-In functions, which you use to check if words are spelled correctly according to the dictionaries and to suggest alternate spellings.
11 functions
| Function name | Description |
|---|---|
| spell.addWord | Add the word $word to the dictionary at $uri. |
| spell.doubleMetaphone | Given a word returns the two metaphone keys. |
| spell.insert | Load the words in $dict into the dictionary at $uri. |
| spell.isCorrect | Returns true() if the specified word is spelled correctly, otherwise returns false(). |
| spell.levenshteinDistance | Given two strings, returns the Levenshtein distance between those strings. |
| spell.load | Add the words from the file specified in $path to the dictionary at $uri. |
| spell.makeDictionary | Creates a dictionary node from a sequence of words. |
| spell.removeWord | Remove the word $word from the dictionary at $uri. |
| spell.romanize | Returns the romanization of the string, substituting basic Latin letters for the letters in the string, according to their sound. |
| spell.suggest | Suggests a list of spellings for a word. |
| spell.suggestDetailed | Suggests a list of spellings for a word. |