Jon Peck
Jon Peck
Having too specific terms with notes in them like https://github.com/hmontazeri/is-vegan/blob/25e87fef5b88f92319f001c6af96ff658fddcbf2/src/util/canbevegan.json#L257 ``` "STEARIC ACID: See Quaterniun 27.", ``` Will match for that one label only.
https://github.com/hmontazeri/is-vegan/blame/25e87fef5b88f92319f001c6af96ff658fddcbf2/README.md#L152 ``` isVegan.containsNonVeganIngredients([ ... 'MECHANICALLY SEPARATED CHICKEN', ... ]); // returns ['PASTEURIZED MILK', 'PORK', 'BEEF', 'WHEY'] ``` Consider using fuzzy matching with a degree of confidence instead of string matching.
For example:  Unique characters can help. 
This is fantastic, by the way. Saw it on HN.  Examples in red are awkward. The one in green actually makes sense...
This is a cool project, helpful for a quick start. I used it to get up and running on a tutorial I'm writing. Requests for static assets, such as the...
A site using htmlpurifier as part of a deployable artifact doesn't have access to write to the codebase, but htmlpurifier defaults to writing within the codebase, specifically: ``` Directory .../sites/all/libraries/htmlpurifier/library/HTMLPurifier/DefinitionCache/Serializer...
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