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number-names

This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (number-names) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.

Readme

Number-Names

Convert those long numbers into readable strings. A JS port of the awesome Humanize gem.

Installation

$ npm install number-names

Usage

The function takes in numbers as integers, strings or the scientific notation.

var n2w = require('number-names');

n2w(9023);
// nine thousand and twenty-three

n2w(192.93);
// one hundred and ninety-two point nine three

n2w('-121');
// negative one hundred and twenty-one

n2w('1.89e+10');
// eighteen billion and nine hundred million

...All the way up to 156 digits

n2w('444333222111999777666555444333222111999777666555444333221111112176514321007310444333222111999777666555444333222111999777666555444333221111112176514321007310');
// four hundred and forty-four quinquagintillion, three hundred and thirty-three novenquadragintillion, two hundred and twenty-two octoquadragintillion, one hundred and eleven septenquadragintillion, nine hundred and ninety-nine sesquadragintillion, seven hundred and seventy-seven quinquadragintillion, six hundred and sixty-six quattuorquadragintillion, five hundred and fifty-five trequadragintillion, four hundred and forty-four duoquadragintillion, three hundred and thirty-three unquadragintillion, two hundred and twenty-two quadragintillion, one hundred and eleven novemtrigintillion, nine hundred and ninety-nine octotrigintillion, seven hundred and seventy-seven septentrigintillion, six hundred and sixty-six sextrigintillion, five hundred and fifty-five quintrigintillion, four hundred and forty-four quattuortrigintillion, three hundred and thirty-three trestrigintillion, two hundred and twenty-one duotrigintillion, one hundred and eleven untrigintillion, one hundred and twelve trigintillion, one hundred and seventy-six novemvigintillion, five hundred and fourteen octovigintillion, three hundred and twenty-one septenvigintillion, seven sexvigintillion, three hundred and ten quinvigintillion, four hundred and forty-four quattuortillion, three hundred and thirty-three trevigintillion, two hundred and twenty-two duovigintillion, one hundred and eleven unvigintillion, nine hundred and ninety-nine vigintillion, seven hundred and seventy-seven novemdecillion, six hundred and sixty-six octodecillion, five hundred and fifty-five septendecillion, four hundred and forty-four sexdecillion, three hundred and thirty-three quindecillion, two hundred and twenty-two quattuordecillion, one hundred and eleven tredecillion, nine hundred and ninety-nine duodecillion, seven hundred and seventy-seven undecillion, six hundred and sixty-six decillion, five hundred and fifty-five nonillion, four hundred and forty-four octillion, three hundred and thirty-three septillion, two hundred and twenty-one sextillion, one hundred and eleven quintrillion, one hundred and twelve quadrillion, one hundred and seventy-six trillion, five hundred and fourteen billion, three hundred and twenty-one million, seven thousand, three hundred and ten

Note: Numbers with more than 15 significant digits must be passed as strings in order to avoid losing precision.

Testing

$ npm install 
$ npm test

License

MIT License. See License for more info.