Get the name of a number, even if it's stupidly big.

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number-name

Converts a number into its name.

Why?

Inspired by number-to-words. Thinking I could improve on the code to include big integers, I looked for some info and found Landon Curt Noll’s Web page describing the reconstructed English naming system of numbers. I decided to port his Perl script into JavaScript.

Install via Yarn:

yarn add @theoryofnekomata/number-name

Implement stream support
Implement BigInt support
Fully localizable number systems (e.g. custom rules for combining fragments of number words)
Optimizations for fractions.
Implement other fractionTypes, (only lazy (digits) is supported as of 0.2.0, e.g. 0.05 => zero point zero five, will implement ratio (zero and five over one hundred) and part (zero and five hundredths))
Upon adding more features, update the unit tests as well.

Please star the repo if you find it useful in your projects.

MIT. See LICENSE file for details.