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indian-commerce-numbers

v1.0.6

Published

Various Utilities for commerce applications of numbers.

Downloads

25

Readme

indian-commerce-numbers

Various Utilities for commerce applications of numbers.

Installation

npm install indian-commerce-numbers --save

Usage

// import functions
import { inWords, separate } from 'indian-commerce-numbers';

inWords(111257364578.78);
/*Returns => Eleven Thousand, One Hundred, Twenty Five, Crore, Seventy Three Lakh, Sixty Four Thousand, Five Hundred, Seventy Eight Rupees And Seventy Eight Paise Only*/

separate(123456.78);
/*Returns => 1,23,456.78*/

Advanced Usage

1. inWords

// provide options object as second argument
// e.g
const options ={
    major_currency: 'Dollars',
    minor_currency: 'Cents',
    textin: 'upper',
}
inWords(123455678.00, options)
// TWELVE, CRORE, THIRTY FOUR LAKH, FIFTY FIVE THOUSAND, SIX HUNDRED, SEVENTY EIGHT DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS ONLY

All available options with defaults -

{
    major_currency: 'Rupees',
    minor_currency: 'Paise',
    suffix: 'Only',
    prefix: '',
    separator: ',',
    textin: '',
  }

for textin possible options are upper for UPPER CASE and lower for lower case. default is '' for Title Case.

2. separate

const object = {
   suffix: '/-',
   prefix: '₹',
 }
 separate(123456.78, object) // ₹1,23,456.78/-

All available options with defaults -

{
   suffix: '',
   prefix: '',
   separator: ',',
   format: [2, 3],
   decimalSymbol: '.',
 }

for format option Array of two numbers is required like [2, 3]. first value 2 represents seperation gap for all except right most digits and second value 3 represents seperation gap for right most digits.

For Feature requests and error reporting

create an issue on github repository or contact directly to [email protected]