gonameparts

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gonameparts

gonameparts splits a human name into individual parts. This is useful when dealing with external data sources that provide names as a single value, but you need to store the discrete parts in a database for example.

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Author

James Polera james@uncryptic.com

Dependencies

No external dependencies. Uses Go's standard packages

Example

package main

import (
	"encoding/json"
	"fmt"

	"github.com/polera/gonameparts"
)

func main() {

	// Parsing a name and printing its parts
	nameString := gonameparts.Parse("Thurston Howell III")
	fmt.Println("FirstName:", nameString.FirstName)
	fmt.Println("LastName:", nameString.LastName)
	fmt.Println("Generation:", nameString.Generation)
	// Output:
	// FirstName: Thurston
	// LastName: Howell
	// Generation: III

    // Parse a name with multiple "also known as" aliases, output JSON
	multipleAKA := gonameparts.Parse("Tony Stark a/k/a Ironman a/k/a Stark, Anthony a/k/a Anthony Edward \"Tony\" Stark")
	jsonParts, _ := json.Marshal(multipleAKA)
	fmt.Printf("%v\n", string(jsonParts))
	/* Output:
		{
	    "aliases": [
	        {
	            "aliases": null,
	            "first_name": "Ironman",
	            "full_name": "Ironman",
	            "generation": "",
	            "last_name": "",
	            "middle_name": "",
	            "nickname": "",
	            "provided_name": " Ironman ",
	            "salutation": "",
	            "suffix": ""
	        },
	        {
	            "aliases": null,
	            "first_name": "Anthony",
	            "full_name": "Anthony Stark",
	            "generation": "",
	            "last_name": "Stark",
	            "middle_name": "",
	            "nickname": "",
	            "provided_name": " Stark, Anthony ",
	            "salutation": "",
	            "suffix": ""
	        },
	        {
	            "aliases": null,
	            "first_name": "Anthony",
	            "full_name": "Anthony Edward Stark",
	            "generation": "",
	            "last_name": "Stark",
	            "middle_name": "Edward",
	            "nickname": "\"Tony\"",
	            "provided_name": " Anthony Edward \"Tony\" Stark",
	            "salutation": "",
	            "suffix": ""
	        }
	    ],
	    "first_name": "Tony",
	    "full_name": "Tony Stark",
	    "generation": "",
	    "last_name": "Stark",
	    "middle_name": "",
	    "nickname": "",
	    "provided_name": "Tony Stark a/k/a Ironman a/k/a Stark, Anthony a/k/a Anthony Edward \"Tony\" Stark",
	    "salutation": "",
	    "suffix": ""
		}*/

}

Documentation

Overview

Package gonameparts splits a human name into individual parts. This is useful when dealing with external data sources that provide names as a single value, but you need to store the discrete parts in a database for example.

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Types

type NameParts

type NameParts struct {
	ProvidedName string      `json:"provided_name"`
	FullName     string      `json:"full_name"`
	Salutation   string      `json:"salutation"`
	FirstName    string      `json:"first_name"`
	MiddleName   string      `json:"middle_name"`
	LastName     string      `json:"last_name"`
	Generation   string      `json:"generation"`
	Suffix       string      `json:"suffix"`
	Nickname     string      `json:"nickname"`
	Aliases      []NameParts `json:"aliases"`
}

NameParts represents the slotted components of a given name

func Parse

func Parse(name string) NameParts

Parse takes a string name as a parameter and returns a populated NameParts object

Example
res := Parse("Thurston Howell III")
fmt.Println("FirstName:", res.FirstName)
fmt.Println("LastName:", res.LastName)
fmt.Println("Generation:", res.Generation)
Output:

FirstName: Thurston
LastName: Howell
Generation: III
Example (Second)
res := Parse("President George Herbert Walker Bush")
fmt.Println("Salutation:", res.Salutation)
fmt.Println("FirstName:", res.FirstName)
fmt.Println("MiddleName:", res.MiddleName)
fmt.Println("LastName:", res.LastName)
Output:

Salutation: President
FirstName: George
MiddleName: Herbert Walker
LastName: Bush

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