emdash use in dates
See original GitHub issueWhen I’m trying to parse the date from the example with
console.log(nlp('Finally, I just stopped caring. Luckily for me, it was 1980 and no one noticed.').dates().data())
I don’t get any results, just an empty array.
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@spencermountain Absolutely! Thanks so much for this piece of JS, man. Very new to even attempting to be anything more than a consumer in the open-source ecosystem, but would love to rise to becoming a contributor, if you/the gang still in need of some additional help.
yeah cities should work under places. looked at the example. is getting fussed by the non-standard
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character. will check it out