gjtorikian/what_you_say
Natural language detection library. Written in Rust, wrapped in Ruby.
This helps developers quickly identify the language of text input, making it useful for applications that process user-generated content or multilingual data. You provide a piece of text, and it returns the detected language name and code. This is for software developers building applications where language identification is a necessary feature.
Use this if you are a developer integrating language detection into a Ruby application that needs to process text in over 75 languages.
Not ideal if you need a solution for extremely short text snippets or highly ambiguous language combinations without providing an allowlist.
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