How to use the compromise.plugin function in compromise
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all-contributors / all-contributors-bot / src / tasks / processIssueComment / utils / parse-comment / index.js View on Github 
validContributionTypes.forEach(type => {
Contributions[type] = 'Contribution'
})
Object.keys(contributionTypeMappings).forEach(type => {
Contributions[`${type}`] = 'Contribution'
})
const plugin = {
words: {
...Contributions,
add: 'Action',
},
}
nlp.plugin(plugin)
function parseAddComment(message, action) {
const whoMatched = nlp(message)
.match(`${action} [.]`)
.normalize({
whitespace: true, // remove hyphens, newlines, and force one space between words
case: false, // keep only first-word, and 'entity' titlecasing
numbers: false, // turn 'seven' to '7'
punctuation: true, // remove commas, semicolons - but keep sentence-ending punctuation
unicode: false, // visually romanize/anglicize 'Björk' into 'Bjork'.
contractions: false, // turn "isn't" to "is not"
acronyms: false, //remove periods from acronyms, like 'F.B.I.'
parentheses: false, //remove words inside brackets (like these)
possessives: false, // turn "Google's tax return" to "Google tax return"
plurals: false, // turn "batmobiles" into "batmobile"
verbs: false, // turn all verbs into Infinitive form - "I walked" → "I walk"
