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t9translator

v1.1.0

Published

A module to translate T9 allowing quick and easy encodes and decodes.

Downloads

12

Readme

T9 Text Message Translator

This is a module to be able to easily and quickly encode/decode T9 formatted messages. Inputs for decoding are expected to be following the format of "777-444-222-55-0-777-666-555-555". Encoding isn't anything special just send a string with your text. Special characters are not currently supported but will be in future versions so check back regularly for updates.

Code example

let {encode, decode} = require("t9translator");

console.log(encode("Hello World"));  
console.log(decode("44-444-0-22-88-3-3-999"));

Contact

You can reach me at Unnamed Alien#4870 for errors/feedback. I also can offer support if you run into any issues. Thanks for checking my package out and I hope you like it!