Wordy is a JavaScript library which converts numbers into their corresponding English numerals and vice versa. It's a simple tool which has many practical and non-practical applications. One of the ways I see it being used to to translate text from an OCR operation into a number that can be searched. Also I figured it could be cool to replace url id's with just for the sake of security since robots can't read English that well (unless they too use Wordy).
//ciphering (numbers to numerals): var wordy = require('wordy'); wordy.cipher(1463); //#=> 'OneThousandFourHundredSixtyThree'
//deciphering (numerals to words): var wordy = require('wordy'); wordy.decipher('OneThousandFourHundredSixtyThree') //#=> 1463
npm install wordy
FAQs
Converts numbers into their english variants and back
We found that wordy demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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