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@revolab/revonorm

v0.8.5

Published

Multilingual TTS text normalization for Node.js

Readme

@revolab/revonorm

Text normalization for TTS — converts written text (numbers, currency, dates, times, symbols) into spoken words across 5 languages: ms, id, en, zh, zh_my.

npm install @revolab/revonorm        # node
npm install @revolab/revonorm-web    # browser (webpack/vite/esbuild)

Both packages have the identical API — the only difference is how the wasm loads.

Use

const { normalize } = require('@revolab/revonorm');

normalize('Harga RM10.50 sahaja', 'ms');   // "Harga sepuluh ringgit lima puluh sen sahaja"
normalize('It costs $5.50', 'en');         // "It costs five dollar fifty cents"
normalize('价格是RM50,温度25C', 'zh');     // "价格是五十令吉,温度二十五摄氏度"
normalize('Rp5rb dan 5jt', 'id');          // "lima ribu rupiah dan lima juta"

API

normalize(text, language)string

Language is required.

normalize_with_options(text, language, optionsJson)string

Config as JSON:

normalize_with_options('top up RevoPay RM30K', 'ms', JSON.stringify({
  pronunciations: { '*': { RevoPay: 'revo pay' } },
}));
// "top up revo pay tiga puluh ribu ringgit"

normalize_with_options('sambung WiFi', 'ms', JSON.stringify({
  pronunciations: { '*': { WiFi: null } },   // null = leave as written
}));
// "sambung WiFi"

| Option | What it does | |---|---| | profile | "minimal", "basic", "standard", "aggressive" | | disable | Features to turn off, e.g. ["acronyms", "measurements"] | | pronunciation_profile | "builtin" (default), "none", or a custom name | | pronunciations | Term overrides. "*" = all languages; a language code scopes it. null deletes the term. |

supported_languages()string

supported_languages();   // "en,id,ms,zh,zh_my"

Errors

Failures return a string prefixed with __ERROR__:

const out = normalize(text, lang);
if (out.startsWith('__ERROR__')) throw new Error(out.slice(9));