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-rw-r--r--examples/reading-correction-break.ts12
-rw-r--r--examples/readme.md4
2 files changed, 8 insertions, 8 deletions
diff --git a/examples/reading-correction-break.ts b/examples/reading-correction-break.ts
index 6761165..a72e545 100644
--- a/examples/reading-correction-break.ts
+++ b/examples/reading-correction-break.ts
@@ -1,23 +1,23 @@
import Yomikun from "../api/yomikun.ts";
import DirectCoreClient from "../core/direct/client.ts";
-// WIP
-
// Create a direct (local) API instance
var api = new Yomikun(new DirectCoreClient());
// Explicitly wait until everything is ready (not required)
await api.ready;
-// index sentence (generates wrong readings)
-var sentence = await api.sentence("日本に来て一番驚いたことは自動販売機の多さだ。");
+// index sentence (generates wrong reading for 「この辺に」)
+var sentence = await api.sentence("やっぱりこの辺にある武器も朽ちてるみたいだし");
// generated reading (wrong)
console.log(sentence.furigana());
-// insert parser break
-sentence.break(sentence.at("漢字"));
+// insert parser break in the middle of a (wrong) expression
+await sentence.break(sentence.at("この辺") + 2);
// generated reading (correct)
console.log(sentence.furigana());
+// TODO: this is a bad example, find an example that uses adjacent kanji that
+// can become a larger compound, but should be two separate words.
diff --git a/examples/readme.md b/examples/readme.md
index bc7fa9d..707a034 100644
--- a/examples/readme.md
+++ b/examples/readme.md
@@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ using the Yomikun API.~
Examples (checked = working):
- [ ] Lookup a word in a sentence
-- [ ] Get furigana in HTML for a sentence
-- [ ] Correct the reading of a word (because of ambiguous word boundries) by inserting a break
+- [x] Get furigana in HTML for a sentence
+- [x] Correct the reading of a word (because of ambiguous word boundries) by inserting a break
- [ ] Login as a regular user and ignore an expression
- [ ] Login as root and import a dictionary from a local file
- [ ] Series-specific search with a lot of jargon