Measure how similar two strings are using the Sørensen–Dice Coefficient
npm install ksdc> Measure how similar two strings are using the Sørensen–Dice Coefficient
  
``console`
$ npm install ksdc
Or if you prefer using Yarn:
`console`
$ yarn add ksdc
`javascript
import { compareStrings, findMatch } from "ksdc"
compareStrings("night", "nacht")
// => 0.25
const compareNightWith = compareStrings("night")
compareNightWith("nacht")
compareNightWith("night")
findMatch(["heal", "thing"], "ideal")
// => {
// => bestMatch: { score: 0.5714285714285714, index: 0, reference: 'heal' },
// => matches: [
// => { score: 0.5714285714285714, reference: 'heal' },
// => { score: 0, reference: 'thing' }
// => ]
// => }
const findMatchFromList = findMatch(["heal", "thing"])
findMatchFromList("ideal")
findMatchFromList("zeal")
`
Compare input with reference, returns the Sørensen–Dice coefficient between the two strings.
This is a curried function. If input is not provided a function that accepts input as an argument is returned.
#### reference
Type: string
#### input
Type: string
Compare input with a list of strings, references, and finds the best match for it, returns an object that has the following properties:
`typescript`
interface match {
bestMatch: {
score: number
index: number
reference: string
}
matches: Array<{
score: number
reference: string
}>
}
This is a curried function. If input is not provided a function that accepts input as an argument is returned.
#### references
Type: string[]
#### input
Type: string`
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