I am a very very creative app but it seems to have work hard and it doesn't even open. (written using predictive text)
rawTexts = Promise.all([
FileAttachment("gen1.txt"),
FileAttachment("gen2.txt"),
FileAttachment("gen3.txt"),
FileAttachment("gen4.txt"),
FileAttachment("gen5.txt"),
FileAttachment("gen6.txt"),
FileAttachment("gen7.txt"),
FileAttachment("gen8.txt"),
FileAttachment("gen9.txt"),
].map(file => file.text()))
function parse(rawText) {
const matches = rawText.matchAll(
/\{\{pdex\|\d+\|([^|]+)\|\d+\|[^|]+\|[^|]*\|([^|]+)\|\/(.+)\/\}\}/g
);
return [...matches].map(extractMatchData);
}
allGens = rawTexts.map(parse)
allMons = allGens.flat()
function extractMatchData([match, name, pronunciation, ipa]) {
return { name, pronunciation, ipa }
}
// So apparently with soft rhymes you're supposed to include the consonant right before...
function getRhymeSyllable(word) {
// get the last vowel group and consonant cluster of a word
return word.match(/[ɪiʊuɛeəoæʌɑɔaɚɝː]+[^ɪiʊuɛeəoæʌɑɔaɚɝː]*$/)[0];
}
rhymeGroups = _.groupBy(allMons, mon => getRhymeSyllable(mon.ipa))
matchedRhymes = _.omitBy(rhymeGroups, group => group.length <= 1)
uniqueRhymes = _.filter(rhymeGroups, group => group.length <= 1).map(group => group[0])
function getMeter(pronunciation) {
return pronunciation.split('-').map(syllable => /[a-z]/.test(syllable) ? 'x' : '/')
}
// Mons that have two non-adjacent stressed syllables
allMons.filter((mon) => {
const meter = getMeter(mon.pronunciation);
return (
_.countBy(meter)["/"] > 1 &&
meter.lastIndexOf("/") - meter.indexOf("/") > 2
);
})
_ = require('lodash')
allMons.find(mon => mon.name === "Alomomola")
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