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It would be soooo cool, to have another api-function like gender(name, locale) so p.e. I can say gender('Gerd', 'de') and will get the result 'male', which is now correct, because Gerd lives in germany.
I guess in order to get the information out of namepedia.org we'd have to scrape it via npm x-ray.
Anyone else interested in having this feature?
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Hi @thebarty, yes it is interesting and I just started a sketch about it... If I have time to work or someone want to help me to add this feature, It should be great :-)
Hi there,
first of all: thanks for this package! It is already helping me a lot!
I just stumbled upon a wierd edge-case with the names "Heinz", “Gerd" and "Gert"....
All three names are MALE in german, BUT this package spits them out "unisex" or even female ("Gerd").
So I researched a bit more and saw that the same name can have different genders in different countries.
A great resource is http://www.namepedia.org/en/firstname/Gert_(3440), where you can clearly see in what countries the name has which meaning.
It would be soooo cool, to have another api-function like
gender(name, locale)
so p.e. I can saygender('Gerd', 'de')
and will get the result 'male', which is now correct, because Gerd lives in germany.I guess in order to get the information out of namepedia.org we'd have to scrape it via
npm x-ray
.Anyone else interested in having this feature?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: