Tokenize paragraphs into sentences, and smaller tokens.
Use npm:
$ npm install sentence-tokenizer
Require the module:
var Tokenizer = require('sentence-tokenizer');
Instanciate a tokenizer, with the name of the utterer:
var tokenizer = new Tokenizer('Chuck');
Set the entry to work on:
tokenizer.setEntry("This is an entry. Possibly composed of several sentences.");
Get the sentences:
console.log(tokenizer.getSentences());
Which should produce:
[ 'This is an entry.',
'Possibly composed of several sentences.' ]
If you want word-level tokens, use:
console.log(tokenizer.getTokens());
Yielding:
[ 'This',
'is',
'an',
'entry.' ]
To get the second sentence, use:
console.log(tokenizer.getTokens(1));
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