wanakana

import { toKana, toHiragana, toRomaji, isJapanese, bind, unbind } from 'wanakana'; // Convert Romaji to Hiragana and Katakana const romajiInput = 'konnichiwa sekai'; const hiragana = toHiragana(romajiInput); // 'こんにちわせかい' const katakana = toKatakana(romajiInput); // 'コンニチワセカイ' console.log(`Romaji: "${romajiInput}"`); console.log(` -> Hiragana: "${hiragana}"`); console.log(` -> Katakana: "${katakana}"`); // Check if a string contains Japanese characters const japaneseText = '日本語を勉強します'; const containsJapanese = isJapanese(japaneseText); // true console.log(`"${japaneseText}" contains Japanese: ${containsJapanese}`); // Demonstrating DOM binding (browser environment required) // This part will only execute if 'document' is defined. if (typeof document !== 'undefined') { const inputElement = document.createElement('input'); inputElement.type = 'text'; inputElement.id = 'wanakana-demo-input'; document.body.appendChild(inputElement); console.log('Appended a demo input element to the document body.'); // Bind wanakana for real-time Romaji to Kana conversion bind(inputElement, { IMEMode: true }); console.log('WanaKana is bound to the input element. Type romaji to convert to kana.'); // Simulate user input (programmatically) inputElement.value = 'nihongo'; inputElement.dispatchEvent(new Event('input', { bubbles: true })); // In a real browser, inputElement.value would now be 'にほんご' // For console, we'll log what it *should* be: console.log(`Simulated input 'nihongo'. Expected input value after conversion: 'にほんご'. Current value (may not reflect live conversion in Node): ${inputElement.value}`); // Clean up unbind(inputElement); document.body.removeChild(inputElement); console.log('WanaKana unbound and input element removed.'); } else { console.log('Skipping DOM binding example as `document` is not defined (likely a Node.js environment).'); }