Have you ever wondered what the gender for a "request" or a "repository" is?
As a software developer who is a non-native German speaker, I often encounter German words that are borrowed directly from English like "repository", "tag" etc without knowing its "gender". But luckily the "gender" can be inferred from the context with the help of declensions. So by showing the word in different sentences, one can easily determine its gender with 100% confidence. Leipzig Corpora is a handy tool in such a case. Using this small extension, the user can query a word without visiting the home page of the Leipzig Corpora project but right in the extension toolbar!
- make sure
pnpm
is installed, otherwise runnpm install -g pnpm
(node version >=18.0 is recommended) - go to the
scr
folder and runpnpm install
to install all the dependencies - run
pnpm build
ornpm run build
to build the production-ready version - in the chrome browser, go to
chrome://extensions
and enabledeveloper mode
- click
Load unpacked extension
and select thedist
folder generated from step 3
[ ] dark mode [ ] user defined corpora strings
This extension is bootstrapped with chrome-extension-boilerplate-react-vite