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le37

v0.0.2

Published

[![NPM version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/le37?color=a1b858&label=)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/le37)

Downloads

1

Readme

l3e7

NPM version

leetspeak utility

install

pnpm i l3e7

Usage

import * as le37 from 'le37'

const str = le37.conver('Hello World')
// H3110 W0r1d
console.log(str)

Option

ratio

What percentage of characters will be converted, default value is 1

rule

Rules for character conversion, there are two Built-in presets for you, default is simple

  • simple

|origin|output| |------|------| |A|4| |B|8| |E|3| |G|6| |I|1| |K|X| |L|1| |O|0| |S|5| |T|7| |Y|j| |Z|2|

  • complex

|origin|output| |------|------| | A | 4 |
| B | 8 |
| C | [ |
| D | \|) |
| E | 3 |
| F | \|= |
| G | 6 |
| H | # |
| I | 1 |
| J | _\| |
| K | X |
| L | 1 |
| M | \|v\| | | N | ^/ |
| O | 0 |
| P | \|* |
| Q | (_,) | | R | \|` | | S | 5 | | T | 7 | | U | (_) | | V | \/ | | W | \/\/ | | X | >< | | Y | j | | Z | 2 |

You can use it like this

le37('hello', 'simple')

or you can past you custom directory

const directory = {
  o: '0'
}
const str = le37.conver('hello', {
  rule: 'custom',
  directory,
})

// hell0
console.log(str)

if you use custom, it will be case-sensitive:

// hell0 HELLO
console.log(le37.conver('hello HELLO', {
  rule: 'custom',
  directory,
}))

As the appeal code shows, upper case O will not be converted

License

MIT License © 2022 kkopite