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A Hankaku-Zenkaku translator in JavaScript.
All functions are under the HanZenKaku
namespace.
HanZenKaku.h2z('コガイダン'); // コガイダン
HanZenKaku.z2h('コガイダン'); // コガイダン
HanZenKaku.hw2fw('dankogai'); // dankogai
HanZenKaku.fw2hw('dankogai'); // dankogai
HanZenKaku.fs2hs('dan kogai'); // dan kogai
HanZenKaku.hs2fs('dan kogai'); // dan kogai
HanZenKaku.h2k('こがいだん'); // コガイダン
HanZenKaku.k2h('コガイダン'); // こがいだん
If your environment supports ECMASCript 5, `String.prototype' is exteneded as follows:
'コガイダン'.toZenkaku(); // HanZenKaku.h2z('コガイダン')
'コガイダン'.toHankaku(); // HanZenKaku.z2h('コガイダン')
'dankogai'.toFullwidth(); // HanZenKaku.hw2fw('dankogai')
'dankogai'.toHalfwidth(); // HanZenKaku.fw2hw('dankogai')
'dan kogai'.toHalfwidthSpace(); // HanZenKaku.fs2hs('dan kogai')
'dan kogai'.toFullwidthSpace(); // HanZenKaku.hs2fs('dan kogai')
'こがいだん'.toKatakana(); // HanZenKaku.h2k('こがいだん')
'コガイダン'.toHiragana(); // HanZenKaku.k2h('コガイダン')
This is more convenient than the functional version since you can take advantage of the method chain like:
'dan kogai'.toHalfwidth().toHalfwidthSpace();
ES5 is required to prevent from String.prototype
from being
enumerated so built-in objects like String
are safely extended.
FAQs
Hankaku-Zenkaku Translator in JS
We found that hanzenkaku demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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