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Support languages like Chinese, Japanese, Thai, etc.
See original GitHub issueIt’s a cool library, but i’m fearful that it won’t slugify everything.
Chinese characters are just deleted.
slugify('你好'); // results in an empty string
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@brandonpittman I definitely intend to support languages like Chinese, Japanese, Thai, etc, but it’s more work and will take some time. Help is always welcome though.
Could we just leave CJK characters unchanged? Like
Hello你好->hello-你好