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number-analyzer

v2.0.5

Published

Extract numbers in a sentence

Downloads

20

Readme

Overview

This package allow you to extract numbers from a string, for example:

    import NumberAnalyzer from 'number-analyzer'

    expect(NumberAnalyzer('mua hang 1,500 trieu 200,000.12 ngan 30,5  tieu xai 200 000 000'))
    .toEqual([
      [{
        start: 9,
        end: 41,
        value: 1500000000 + (200000.12 * 1000) + 30.5,

      }, {
        start: 52,
        end: 63,
        value: 200000000,
      },
      ],
    ]);

Development

  • use node v14.20.0

  • Your work should be placed in src/ and test/

  • To run test: npm test -- --watch. If you encounter ENOSPC error, fix it by running echo fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288 | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf && sudo sysctl -p (read more here)

  • Before using this package, you shoule build it npm run build. This commands will automatically generate es5 code in lib/ folder

  • To dev with your meteor app:

    • in the root of this package, run npm link

    • in for meteor app root, run npm link number-analyzer

    • in the root of this package, run npm run dev to continuously watch for file changes and build.

    => following these steps will make sure all changes get updated immediately in your meteor app