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@gnbly/spell-out

v1.0.7

Published

spells out numbers and acronyms in a string for TTS to read

Downloads

34

Readme

Spell-out

Overview

This library is used to spell out numbers and acronyms into words that can be pronounced by Text-to-Speech (TTS) systems. It provides the flexibility to convert phone numbers, times, numbers, and acronyms into a spelled out form.

Installation

You can install this package using npm:

npm install @gnbly/spell-out

Or via yarn

yarn add @gnbly/spell-out

Usage

const { Spell } = require('@gnbly/spell-out');

const spell = new Spell();

const text = 'Call me at 555-1234 at 10:30. The number is 123 and the acronym is NASA.';

const spelledOutText = spell.process(text);

console.log(spelledOutText);

API

Spell

The main class for this library.

Constructor

The constructor accepts an optional options object.

const spell = new Spell({
  shouldConvertNumbers: true, // default: true
  shouldConvertMonth: true, // default: true
  shouldConvertPhoneNumbers: true, // default: true
  shouldConvertAcronyms: true, // default: true
});

Methods

  • convertPhoneNumbers(str) Converts all phone numbers in the provided string to a spelled out form.

  • convertTime(str) Converts all time expressions in the provided string to a spelled out form.

  • convertNumbers(str) Converts all numeric values in the provided string to a spelled out form.

  • convertAcronyms(str) Converts all acronyms in the provided string to a spelled out form.

  • process(str) Processes the provided string and applies all conversion options based on the settings of the Spell instance. If a conversion option is set to false, the corresponding conversion will not be performed.

Regular Expressions

This library uses the following regular expressions to identify phone numbers, time expressions, numeric values, and acronyms:

  • phoneRegex for phone numbers
  • timeRegex for time expressions
  • numberRegex for numeric values
  • acronymRegex for acronyms

These regular expressions are not exported by the library and cannot be modified by the user.

Notes

The Spell class uses an instance of the ToWords class for converting numbers to words. The ToWords class is not exposed by this library. If you want to customize the behavior of the ToWords class, you can pass options to the Spell constructor. These options will be passed through to the ToWords constructor. For more information on the available options, refer to the ToWords documentation.