Numerize is a very useful package that converts words to numbers
- Easy to use & complete.
- Extremely useful to game-related projects.
- Customizable.
- Comes with 0 dependencies.
npm i numerizeor
deno add jsr:@falcao/numerizeNumerize is as easy to use as the following examples:
const { numerize } = require("numerize")
console.log(numerize("10%", 100)) // 10
console.log(numerize("1m")) // 1000000
console.log(numerize("half", 1000)) // 500
console.log(numerize("all", 1000)) // 1000
console.log(numerize("1.000")) // 1000Additionally, you can use the numerizef function if you want to return the number as a float:
const { numerizef } = require("numerize")
console.log(numerizef("33%", 2001, "no")) // 660.33
console.log(numerizef("33%", 2001, "round")) // 660
console.log(numerizef("33%", 2001, "up")) // 661
console.log(numerizef("33%", 2001, "down")) // 660This is very useful when reading inputs from users in a game, like a discord bot for example, when you want to ask the user how much money they want to spend, they can answer a number, a percentage, "all", "half", 1m, 1k, etc.
You can also add custom words and suffixes to the numerize function:
const { numerize, addWords, addSuffixes } = require("numerize")
addWords({
quarter: 25,
third: 33,
})
addSuffixes({
c: 100,
d: 12,
})
console.log(numerize("quarter", 100)) // 25
console.log(numerize("third", 100)) // 33
console.log(numerize("1c")) // 100
console.log(numerize("1d")) // 12