ib-romaji

A fast Japanese romanizer.

Usage

use ib_romaji::HepburnRomanizer;

let romanizer = HepburnRomanizer::default();

let mut romajis = Vec::new();
romanizer.romanize_and_try_for_each("日本語", |len, romaji| {
    romajis.push((len, romaji));
    None::<()>
});
assert_eq!(romajis, vec![(9, "nippongo"), (3, "a"), (3, "aki"), (3, "bi"), (3, "chi"), (3, "he"), (3, "hi"), (3, "iru"), (3, "jitsu"), (3, "ka"), (3, "kou"), (3, "ku"), (3, "kusa"), (3, "nchi"), (3, "ni"), (3, "nichi"), (3, "nitsu"), (3, "su"), (3, "tachi")]);

assert_eq!(romanizer.romanize_vec("日本語"), vec![(9, "nippongo"), (3, "a"), (3, "aki"), (3, "bi"), (3, "chi"), (3, "he"), (3, "hi"), (3, "iru"), (3, "jitsu"), (3, "ka"), (3, "kou"), (3, "ku"), (3, "kusa"), (3, "nchi"), (3, "ni"), (3, "nichi"), (3, "nitsu"), (3, "su"), (3, "tachi")]);

Comparison with other crates

• kakasi: kakasi is a Rust library to transliterate hiragana, katakana and kanji (Japanese text) into rōmaji (Latin/Roman alphabet)

  kakasi's dictionary is a bit outdated and it's licensed under GPL-3. While ib-romaji uses the latest JMdict and licensed under MIT. ib-romaji also supports querying all possible romajis of a word.

The following crates are kana (仮名) only. They don't support kanjis like 日本語:

• wana_kana_rust: Utility library for checking and converting between Japanese characters - Hiragana, Katakana - and Romaji
• uzimith/romaji: Romaji-Kana transliterator in Rust
• TianyiShi2001/romkan: A Romaji/Kana conversion library for Rust