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typescript-roman-numbers-converter
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TypeScript package that converts arabic number to roman notation
A simple and easy to use Typescript package that converts a given arabic number to roman number format
$ npm install --save typescript-roman-numbers-converter
First of all import the package:
import { toRoman } from "typescript-roman-numbers-converter";
Converts the given number into a string that represents the same value in roman notation.
let a: number;
let r: string;
a = 32
r = toRoman(a); //r is now equal to "XXXII"
let a_2 = -12
r = toRoman(a_2); //r is now "" due to limitations
Converts the given string into a number that represents the same value in arabic notation.
let a: number;
let r: string;
r = "XXXII"
a = toArabic(a); //a is now equal to 32
Returns true if the given string is a valid written roman number
let b = isRoman("MCM"); //b is true
let b_2 = isRoman("ABC"); //b_2 is false
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TypeScript package that converts arabic number to roman notation
The npm package typescript-roman-numbers-converter receives a total of 523 weekly downloads. As such, typescript-roman-numbers-converter popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that typescript-roman-numbers-converter 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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