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# String Operations - {sto}

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The goal of {sto} is to make easier some of the tedious operations involving strings and text analysis.
It comes with three main types of functions:
1) You can use it to quickly create vectors from strings, load a series os packages more easily, and perform other operations like `grep`, `grepl` and `gsub` with native pipe.
2) {sto} also provides functions for fine grain generate stopword lists by language and grammar categories. Most of the existing stopwords packages only provides a vector of words.
3) Additionally, {sto} comes with a rule-based proper name/entity extractor that returns vectors, lists, or graphs representing binary co-occurrence in sentences or paragraphs.

**Keywords**: strings; text analysis; text mining

## Installing String Operations
Install using {devtools} package

```{r eval=FALSE}
install.packages("devtools") # if devtools is not installed yet
devtools::install_github("SoaresAlisson/sto")
```

Or install using {pak} package
```{r, eval=FALSE}
install.packages("pak", dependencies = TRUE) # if {pak} is not installed yet
pak::pkg_install("SoaresAlisson/sto")
```

## Example

See the vignettes in the [articles](https://soaresalisson.github.io/sto/index.html)