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I ported the SymSpell Spellcheck algorithm to KMP.
It's a pretty cool algorithm with a lookup time of O(1) (_where n is dictonary size_).

There's a Compose sample app that runs on both Desktop and WASMjs.

<https://github.com/Wavesonics/SymSpellKt>

This looks really useful! :slightly_smiling_face: 
You bring yet again new life to another seemingly abandoned Java library. :+1: 
Thank you for helping the ecosystem with your useful ports.

I suggest to link the GitHub pages wasmJS live demo in the projects description and README.

While you are at it: You also derived one typo in the README, which is „distnace“ :wink: 

I have it up here, but be warned, it takes a long time to load! <https://wavesonics.github.io/SymSpellKt>

So you did not link it on purpose :smile: 

ya, it doesn't feel like a very good showing at the moment :stuck_out_tongue:

But after it's loaded it works really good. Nice work, again.
I just made me a task to include this to improve the search functionality in Ashampoo Photos :slightly_smiling_face:

Oh, wasnt even aware it were algorithms for this :grin: Looks awesome, will probably integrate it into my app as well.

I only knew <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levenshtein_distance|Levenshtein distance> so far, but that has a rather short implementation and this SymSpell looks really sophisticated as it takes the concept further :smile: I read `WeightedDamerauLevenshteinDistance` and I know that I don't want to wrap my head around that. ;)