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MeCab library for SPM (Swift Package Manager)
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MeCab library for SPM (Swift Package Manager)

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MeCab for Swift Package Manager
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**
Originally forked from
[~~FLCLjp/iPhone-libmecab~~](https://github.com/FLCLjp/iPhone-libmecab) (mirror here [rnorth/iPhone-libmecab](https://github.com/rnorth/iPhone-libmecab))

MeCab source code updated to current version from [taku910/mecab](https://github.com/taku910/mecab)
(commit [3a07c4e](https://github.com/taku910/mecab/commit/3a07c4eefaffb4e7a0690a7f4e5e0263d3ddb8a3) on Mar 18, 2018)**

## Getting Started
Go to the "Package Dependencies" tab in your Xcode project and click the + button to add a package.

Search for "github.com/landonepps/mecab", select "mecab", and click "Add Package".

Click "Add Package" again.

Go to your targets' "Build Phases" tab and make sure "mecab" shows under "Link Binary with Libraries".
If not, click the + button and add it.

You'll also need to add the dictionary files and a `mecabrc` file which tells MeCab where the dictionary files are located.
For an example, see: [landonepps/MecabDemo](https://github.com/landonepps/MecabDemo) which uses ipadic.
Make sure your dictionary files and `mecabrc` file show up under "Copy Bundle Resources".
Screen Shot 2021-10-10 at 3 45 03 PM

You can now `import mecab` from any file you want to use it from.
MeCab is a C++ library and doesn't work cleanly with Swift. For an example of how to write a Swift wrapper, see [landonepps/MecabDemo](https://github.com/landonepps/MecabDemo).

### Reference
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/seiyan1978/comment?date=20111116&section=1321461642