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henkaku

v1.0.2

Published

Functions to convert UTF-8 characters between full-width 全角 and half-width 半角

Downloads

60

Readme

henkaku 変格

Functions to convert UTF-8 characters between full-width 全角 and half-width 半角.

Installation

npm install henkaku

Usage

toFullWidth(str: string) -> string

import { toFullWidth } from "henkaku"

const input = "Hello、 ニホン"
const output = toFullWidth(str: string)
console.log(output) // Hello、 ニホン

toHalfWidth(str: string) -> string

import { toHalfWidth } from "henkaku"

const input = "Hello、 ニホン"
const output = toHalfWidth(str: string)
console.log(output) // Hello、 ニホン

Conversion rules

  1. Latins are converted by add/minus 0xFEE0

  2. Whitespace is converted between U+0020 (" ") and U+0300 (" ")

  3. Katakana is converted by mapping by following UTF8 table (U+FF00..U+FFEF) * Note: (Hannkaku katakana with dakuden, e.g ga ガ, is made by two half-width characters, カ and ゙. i.e. U+FF76U+FF9E)

  4. For punctuations and symbol, this only convert it to its counterpart. I.e It won't be correcting an English comma or a Japanese comma. It is because there are too many variants in different languages. e.g comma can be (, ,、 ,,, ...). So, I think it is better to do it yourself.

Why

It is very common on Japanese websites to ask you to type something in specific width. For example, phonetics in full-width katakana and English names in half-width alphabets. I think it is a great hassle for users to switch between widths. So, it is a great QOL improvement to automatically change the width after users typed something.

Bug/Issue

Please let me know by opening a ticket in issues. :)