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sandar

v0.0.5

Published

Kyrgyz / Kazakh numbers to words converter

Downloads

16

Readme

Install

npm i sandar

import:

//CommonJS
const { toWord, ... } = require('sandar')

//ESM
import { toOrdinal, ... } from 'sandar'

Usage

  • Passing number as string is recommended.

toWord

Returns the textual representation of a given number.

toWord(123) //=> 'жүз жыйырма үч'

toWord(456, { lang: 'ky' }) //=> 'төрт жүз элүү алты'

toWord('789', 'kk-latin') //=> 'jetı jüz seksen toğyz'

toWord('123456789101112131415') //=> 'жүз жыйырма үч секстиллион төрт жүз элүү алты квадриллион жети жүз сексен тогуз триллион жүз бир миллиард жүз он эки миллион жүз отуз бир миң төрт жүз он беш'

toOrdinal

Returns the textual ordinal representation of a given number.

 toOrdinal(123) //=> 'жүз жыйырма үчүнчү'
 
 toOrdinal(456, { lang: 'kk' }) //=> 'төрт жүз елу алтыншы'
 
 toOrdinal('789', 'kk-latin') //=> 'jetı jüz seksen toğyzınşı'

 toOrdinal('123456789101112131415') //=> 'жүз жыйырма үч секстиллион төрт жүз элүү алты квадриллион жети жүз сексен тогуз триллион жүз бир миллиард жүз он эки миллион жүз отуз бир миң төрт жүз он бешинчи'

Sandar class

By invoking Sandar class, further specifying of the language is not needed

import { Sandar } from 'sandar'

// const san = new Sandar() Kyrgyz language `ky` is set by default, if language is not specified
const san = new Sandar('kk-latin')

// from now on instance of class will always return the output in the speficied language
san.toWord(123) //=> 'jüz jiyrma üş'

san.lang = 'kk' // `.lang` is a setter and a getter.п

san.toOrdinal(456) //=> 'төрт жүз елу алтыншы'

Licence

MIT