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fork of n2words 1.8.0, with additionnal packaging
n2words converts numbers to words. It supports multiple languages.
n2words is a lightweight, easy to use package, with no dependencies. It works both in Node.js and in browsers.
npm install n2words
n2words is available on jsDelivr.
var n2words = require('n2words')
import n2words from 'n2words'
// or to import source ES Modules without bundle and polyfills
import n2words from 'n2words/lib/n2words.mjs'
<script src="n2words.min.js"></script>
n2words(123) // 'one hundred and twenty-three'
n2words(123, {lang: 'en'}) // 'one hundred and twenty-three'
n2words(123, {lang: 'fr'}) // 'cent vingt-trois'
n2words(123, {lang: 'es'}) // 'ciento veintitrés'
en
(English, default)ar
(Arabic)cz
(Czech)dk
(Danish)de
(German)es
(Spanish)fr
(French)fa
(Farsi)he
(Hebrew)it
(Italian)ko
(Korean)lt
(Lithuanian)lv
(Latvian)nl
(Dutch)no
(Norwegian)pl
(Polish)pt
(Portuguese)ru
(Russian)sr
(Serbian)tr
(Turkish)uk
(Ukrainian)MIT
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Convert numbers to words, in multiple languages
The npm package rosaenlg-n2words receives a total of 806 weekly downloads. As such, rosaenlg-n2words popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that rosaenlg-n2words demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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