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When exposing the word count in the api the common words list is sending a lot of data.
To slim the amount of data I tried to remove the common words from the "Calculations to show" settings. However, it seems like they are still exposed in the api.
Are there anyway to control which information is sendt in the api?
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@MarkNygaard At the moment the plugin will always return all data. I chose to do that because not showing data in the front-end doesn't necessarily mean you don't want that data available.
This could be a good enhancement with a separate setting to control the information exposed by the plugin
Hello and thanks for this project.
I do agree with @MarkNygaard that including the field commonWords generates a lot of noise in the API.
My use-case is that I would like to display an estimated reading time for a blog article.
Rather than fetching the whole body of the article and doing some calculation on it (which requires fetching lots of data aka the whole body) I would like to use body_word_counter JSON field and more specifically its words or even its readingTime field. However, because of the presence of commonWords I do end up having to fetch lots of data still.
Hi,
When exposing the word count in the api the common words list is sending a lot of data.
To slim the amount of data I tried to remove the common words from the "Calculations to show" settings. However, it seems like they are still exposed in the api.
Are there anyway to control which information is sendt in the api?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: