The plur npm package is designed to easily pluralize words. It allows you to get the plural form of a word based on the count provided. This can be particularly useful in applications where you need to display text that dynamically changes based on a quantity (e.g., item counts, messages, etc.).
Pluralizing a word
This feature allows you to pluralize a single word based on a count. If the count is more than one, it returns the plural form of the word.
"const plur = require('plur');\nconsole.log(plur('unicorn', 2)); // 'unicorns'"Custom plural forms
This feature allows you to specify a custom plural form for a word. This is useful for words that do not follow regular pluralization rules.
"const plur = require('plur');\nconsole.log(plur('radius', 2, 'radii')); // 'radii'"The pluralize package offers similar functionality to plur, allowing for the pluralization of words. It goes a step further by also supporting singularization, counting, and adding functionality to work with irregular words and uncountable nouns. This makes it a bit more versatile compared to plur.
Inflection is another npm package that provides methods for transforming words between singular and plural forms, among other string transformations like camelizing, underscoring, and humanizing. It offers a broader set of string manipulation functionalities compared to plur, making it suitable for applications that require more than just pluralization.
Pluralize a word
npm install plur
import plur from 'plur';
plur('unicorn', 4);
//=> 'unicorns'
plur('puppy', 2);
//=> 'puppies'
plur('box', 2);
//=> 'boxes'
plur('cactus', 2);
//=> 'cacti'
Type: string
The word to pluralize.
Type: string
Default:
Explicitly provide the pluralized word.
The plural suffix will match the case of the last letter in the word.
This option is only for extreme edge-cases. You probably won't need it.
Type: number
The count to determine whether to use singular or plural.
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Pluralize a word
The npm package plur receives a total of 1,339,207 weekly downloads. As such, plur popularity was classified as popular.
We found that plur 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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