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nth

v1.1.0

Published

The nth package simply takes a number and returns the same number with the appropriate placing string. For example the number 1 becomes 1st, and the number 2 becomes 2nd.

Downloads

730

Readme

nth

The 'nth' package contains a dirt simple module that takes an integer and then appends the appropriate place suffix. For example:

  • 1 becomes 1st
  • 2 becomes 2nd
  • 3 becomes 3rd
  • 4 becomes 4th
  • 13 becomes 13th
  • 23 becomes 23rd

Usage

Using the package is very easy. Just download it and install it via NPM:

npm install nth --save

Once the package is downloaded and installed, you just need to require in the module and call the appendSuffix method:

var nth = require('nth');
var output = nth.appendSuffix(23);
console.log(output); // outputs: '23rd'

If you just want to get the suffix itself (without the number) then you can call the getSuffix method.

var nth = require('nth');
var output = nth.getSuffix(23);
console.log(output); // outputs: 'rd'

Contributions

If you find a bug feel free to submit a pull request.

Known Limitations

Beyond the few obvious test cases I haven't spend any time on more complex scenarios like dealing with exponents. I can't imagine many folks really using this library in that context anyway :)