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import * as le37 from 'le37'
const str = le37.conver('Hello World')
// H3110 W0r1d
console.log(str)
ratioWhat percentage of characters will be converted, default value is 1
ruleRules for character conversion, there are two Built-in presets for you, default is simple
simple| origin | output |
|---|---|
A | 4 |
B | 8 |
E | 3 |
G | 6 |
I | 1 |
K | X |
L | 1 |
O | 0 |
S | 5 |
T | 7 |
Y | j |
Z | 2 |
complex| origin | output |
|---|---|
A | 4 |
B | 8 |
C | [ |
D | |) |
E | 3 |
F | |= |
G | 6 |
H | # |
I | 1 |
J | _| |
K | X |
L | 1 |
M | |v| |
N | ^/ |
O | 0 |
P | |* |
Q | (_,) |
R | |` |
S | 5 |
T | 7 |
U | (_) |
V | \/ |
W | \/\/ |
X | >< |
Y | j |
Z | 2 |
You can use it like this
le37('hello', 'simple')
or you can past you custom directory
const directory = {
o: '0'
}
const str = le37.conver('hello', {
rule: 'custom',
directory,
})
// hell0
console.log(str)
if you use custom, it will be case-sensitive:
// hell0 HELLO
console.log(le37.conver('hello HELLO', {
rule: 'custom',
directory,
}))
As the appeal code shows, upper case O will not be converted
FAQs
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We found that le37 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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