spell_check_on_client 1.0.1

Spell check on flutter on client side, works for multiple languages

Context

Traditionally, spell checking is performed server-side; however, this isn't a necessity. The spell_check_on_client package brings efficient, offline spell checking directly to the client side, saving on cloud costs and providing rapid response times.

By embedding a compact 1.5MB dictionary text file, your application can perform spell checks in under 200ms, reducing latency and preserving data privacy.

How this package works

This package uses a hash-set comparison algorithm to deliver spell check that works fully offline on the client side.

Features

• Tokenize a string with multiple words into single word tokens
• Let the programmer configure what are the words so it can work in a multi language way
• Find words in your text that are not in the dictionary
• apply operations to find what are the possible words similar enough that belong to the dictionary
• operations supported to find words: addition, deletion, swap, replace

Getting started

In this video I show how to run the example app of this package:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbMR9CEbvCE

Add the dependency to your pubspec.yaml:

spell_check_on_client: ^1.0.0

If you are starting a new integration, prefer the latest stable major (^1.x) unless you have a compatibility reason to stay on 0.x.

If your project still resolves to 0.x, check:

• pubspec.yaml constraints (for example, a direct pin like 0.0.9)
• pubspec.lock committed in apps
• transitive constraints from internal packages in a mono-repo

Usage

To use this package you will need to add a list of words as an asset inside your app.

Languages available in example/assets:

• German - de_words.txt
• English - en_words.txt
• Spanish - es_words.txt
• French - fr_words.txt
• Italian - it_words.txt
• Norwegian - no_words.txt
• Portuguese - pt_words.txt
• Swedish - sv_words.txt
• Arabic - ar_words.txt
• Japanese - ja_words.txt
• Chinese - zh_words.txt

You can find the file assets here:

https://github.com/ivofernandes/spell_check_on_client/tree/master/example/assets

Then initialize the spell checker in an async method:

void initSpellCheck() async {
  const language = 'en';
  final content = await rootBundle.loadString('assets/${language}_words.txt');
  spellCheck = SpellCheck.fromWordsContent(
    content,
    letters: LanguageLetters.getLanguageForLanguage(language),
  );
}

Then call didYouMean to receive a suggestion (or an empty string when every word exists):

final didYouMean = spellCheck.didYouMean(text);

If it looks to hard to use you can always start your app by forking this example app: https://github.com/ivofernandes/spell_check_on_client/blob/master/example/lib/main.dart

Like us on pub.dev

Package url: https://pub.dev/packages/spell_check_on_client

Instruction to publish the package to pub.dev

dart pub publish