Hey, cool that you are doing this and continuing to maintain the Clojure
variant.
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No, the core module (ie :en$core, :fr$core, :es$core, :zh$core…) will allow
you to capture the following "dimensions": time, temperature, distance,
volume, amount-of-money, duration, email, url, and phone-number.
But duckling is extensible, you could add new modules that parse just any
kind of data
What are the typical uses cases of this library. Does it only parse temporal
information?
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My intention is to continue the Clojure development of the Duckling project
so I forked it in this new project (https://github.com/dpom/clj-duckling).
I welcome any help in maintaining Clojure duckling alive.
Best regards,
Dan
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