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 Determines the most relevant keywords in a headline by considering article context. Works for Node.js and the browser. Started as a forked version of [TessMyers](https://github.com/TessMyers) [headline-parser](https://github.com/TessMyers/headline-parser).
 
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 ## Demo
 ![Browser demo screenshot](./demo/ehp-demo-screenshot.png)
 Check out the [browser demo](https://eklem.github.io/eklem-headline-parser/demo/) or have a look at [the demo source files](https://github.com/eklem/eklem-headline-parser/tree/master/demo).
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 The parser is language agnostic, but for better accuracy, you should use the [stopword](https://www.npmjs.org/package/stopword) module to obtain only the words that are not stopwords. For this to happen, you need to define which langauge is used in the text analyzed.
 
 Some things to note: The module will not count partial appearances of keywords, or compounded keywords. For instance, if one of your headline keywords is ['china'], then neither "China", "china's" or "Indochina" will be counted as an appearance of that keyword.
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