Hangul

Utilities to manipulate Hangul Syllables.

Hangul is a library to manipulate Hangul Syllables in the Rust language.

Overview

Hangul is an extension trait implemented for the primitive type char. Currently it has following methods:

• Predicate checks whether given char is a Hangul Syllable: is_syllable()

• Predicate indicates whether the syllable has a jongseong — in other words, closed: is_open(), is_closed()

• Getters for choseong, jungseong, jongseong, and jamo: choseong(), jungseong(), jongseong(), to_jamo()

• Iterator iterates over jamos consisting a syllable: jamos()

:warning: This crate only deals with Compatibility Jamo: If you need Jamo, file a issue in this repository with your context.

Usage

Add hangul as a dependency in your Cargo.toml.

[dependencies]
hangul = "0.1.3"

then import HangulExt trait in your code:

use hangul::HangulExt;

Now you can use methods on char.

use hangul::{HangulExt};

assert_eq!(
  "첫사랑"
    .chars()
    .flat_map(|c| c.jamos().unwrap())
    .collect::<String>(),
  "ㅊㅓㅅㅅㅏㄹㅏㅇ"
);

Documentation

See docs.rs

License

Distributed under the MIT license.