# `fr/wikipedia` — French Wikipedia frequency dictionary

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## Purpose

Frequency-ranked dictionary of the most common French tokens observed in
Wikipedia. Plugs into `assess` for French-locale strength evaluation. The
default entry list is small to keep the package bundle compact;
production deployments should swap in a fuller list via `loadDictionaries`.

## Features

- Frozen `ReadonlyMap<string, number>` keyed by lowercase token
- Covers high-frequency French stopwords and common nouns
- Swappable at runtime via `loadDictionaries`

## Usage: Basic Example

```ts
import { FR_WIKIPEDIA_DICTIONARY } from "@suaveplan/password-strength/dicts/fr";

console.log(FR_WIKIPEDIA_DICTIONARY.get("de")); // 2
```

## Usage: Advanced Example

```ts
import { assess } from "@suaveplan/password-strength";
import { FR_DICTIONARIES } from "@suaveplan/password-strength/dicts/fr";

const result = assess("motdepasse123", { dictionaries: FR_DICTIONARIES });
console.log(result.score);
```

## API Reference

- `FR_WIKIPEDIA_DICTIONARY: ReadonlyMap<string, number>` — frozen
  frequency-ranked French Wikipedia dictionary.

## Implementation Notes

The list is intentionally a subset of the full Wikipedia frequency list.
The default entries are diacritic-free where possible to keep matching
against typed passwords robust against keyboard variants; consumers who
need diacritic-preserving matches should preprocess input via a NFC
normaliser before calling `assess`.

## Additional Implementation Notes

The implementation follows the canonical zxcvbn algorithm from Wheeler 2016 with
the suaveplan-style additions described in the package proposal: structured error
codes via the `defineCodes` registry, Zod boundaries at every public entry
point, OTel histograms and counters keyed to low-cardinality attributes, and
a strict input-length guard at 200 characters. Consumers integrate with their
existing observability stack by installing a meter provider before importing
the package, and with their i18n stack via the `MessageResolver` callback type
declared in `@suaveplan/types`. The bundled data tables are intentionally
small to keep the package bundle compact; production deployments should swap
in fuller frequency-ranked tables via `loadDictionaries`. The default English
dictionary set is a frozen `DictionarySet` that the matcher never mutates;
caller-supplied dictionaries override defaults by name.