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@dcmox/numbertophrase

v1.0.3

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Number to Phrase Converter

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moxyscriptmoxyscript

Keywords

phrasegenerator

Readme

numberToPhrase

Number to phrase generator. You can use this to memorize numbers more easily. You can randomize the table of words used to produce a different result until you are satisfied. The words are saved in a txt file.

Usage

const NumberToPhrase = require('@dcmox/numbertophrase').NumberToPhrase
console.log(NumberToPhrase.numberToPhrase('5555555555')) // outputs 'jax bares easygoing chess'
console.log(NumberToPhrase.phraseToNumber('jax bares easygoing chess')) // outputs 5555555555
NumberToPhrase.randomizeTables() // randomizes the words to produce a new result