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phonewords

v2.3.0

Published

Two-way number-letter conversion according to ITU-T E.161.

Downloads

12

Readme

Phonewords

Two-way number-letter conversion as found on most phone dialers, according to ITU-T E.161.

Usage

Install the library:

npm install --save phonewords

Require the module and call one of its functions, depending on the desired direction of conversion:

let phonewords = require('phonewords');

Words to Numbers

Convert a string to a number with phonewords.wordsToNumbers.

Spaces and special characters are removed from the input. Numerals are left unchanged.

phonewords.wordsToNumbers('phonewords');
// => '7466396737'

phonewords.wordsToNumbers('pHoNewoRDs');
// => '7466396737'

phonewords.wordsToNumbers('P H O N E W O R D S');
// => '7466396737'

phonewords.wordsToNumbers('ph0new0rd5');
// => '7406390735'

phonewords.wordsToNumbers('!@#$%^&*()');
// => ''

Numbers to Words

Convert a number to an array of possible character combinations with phonewords.numbersToWords.

Because 0 and 1 do no correspond to any characters, they are not replaced.

phonewords.numbersToWords(2);
// => [ 'A', 'B', 'C' ]

phonewords.numbersToWords('2');
// => [ 'A', 'B', 'C' ]

phonewords.numbersToWords(22);
// => [ 'AA', 'AB', 'AC', 'BA', 'BB', 'BC', 'CA', 'CB', 'CC' ]

phonewords.numbersToWords(210);
// => [ 'A10', 'B10', 'C10' ]

phonewords.numbersToWords('+1 (201) ...');
// => [ '1A01', '1B01', '1C01' ]

The maximum input length is constrained such that the number of results must not exceed Math.pow(2, 32) - 1, the maximum size of an array. For inputs composed entirely of 3-character digits, this length is 20. For inputs composed entirely of 4-character digits, this length is 15. Inputs which exceed these constraints will cause the function to throw an error.

phonewords.numbersToWords('2'.repeat(21));
// => RangeError: Invalid array length

phonewords.numbersToWords('7'.repeat(16));
// => RangeError: Invalid array length

Lazy Loading

By default, this function has a quadratic time and memory complexity.

To avoid any issues this may cause, particularly when the output is to be streamed or paginated, set the second argument, lazy, to true. This will cause the function to return an array Proxy that will only calculate each result when its index is explicitly accessed. The length property is overridden to allow iterations over the object to exceed the normal Array length limit of Math.pow(2, 32) - 1. Some Array functions will break the functionality of the Proxy; therefore, only direct indexing and the use of the length property are supported.

let result = phonewords.numbersToWords('2'.repeat(20), true);

result;
// => [ <3486784401 empty items> ]

result[0];
// => 'AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA'

result;
// => [ 'AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA', <3486784400 empty items> ]

The maximum input length is constrained such that the number of results must not exceed Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER. For inputs composed entirely of 3-character digits, this length is 33. For inputs composed entirely of 4-character digits, this length is 26. Inputs which exceed these constraints will cause the function to throw an error.

phonewords.numbersToWords('2'.repeat(33), true);
// => [ <5559060566555523 empty items> ]

phonewords.numbersToWords('7'.repeat(26), true);
// => [ <4503599627370496 empty items> ]

phonewords.numbersToWords('2'.repeat(34), true);
// => RangeError: Invalid array length

phonewords.numbersToWords('7'.repeat(27), true);
// => RangeError: Invalid array length