SayThisNumber

Parses raw numbers into a human language.

Usage

import say from 'SayThisNumber';
say.thisNumber(37).in('english'); // => 'thirty seven'
say.thisNumber(52).in('russian'); // => пятьдесят два'

Ranges:

import say from 'SayThisNumber';
say.thisNumberRange(3,1).in('spanish'); // => [ 'tres', 'dos', 'uno' ]

Multiple numbers:

import say from 'SayThisNumber';
say.theseNumbers([33, 91]).in('icelandic') // => [ 'þrettán', 'níutíu og einn' ]

In the browser there is an exposed say object with the same API.

Always seeking pull requests for new languages!

Write your number parser in src/parsers/ and export your parse function which takes a number and returns the number parsed in the language. Be sure to support negative numbers and follow the ESLint rules..
Add the parser to languages.js with [language] as the key. Keep this list alphabetical.
Test it out.
Add your name to the authors list.
Submit a pull request.

MIT