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Using parameter only with franc.all returns all languages defined with score = 1
franc.all('This is a text written in English')); // => Expected result with ['fra', 0.5710206995003568] in array
franc.all('This is a text written in English', {only: ['fra']}); // => ['fra', 1]
Oh make sense when you explained it like this, but I was expected ['fra', 0.5710206995003568] In fact using only I was thinking I will only have the scoring for the provided languages.
So yes, basically, it's just an integrated filter (so my expectation is quite easy to implement on my side)
Thanks for your answer!
Using parameter
only
withfranc.all
returns all languages defined with score = 1https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-esuzot?file=src/App.js
Thanks :)
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