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thai-baht-text-but-useless

v1.0.0

Published

Thai Baht converter package for Node.js, Powered by 'to-words' & 'bahttext' to support both Thai and English

Downloads

16

Readme

Useless Thai Baht Converter

Node.js package to convert numerical values into written text in both Thai and English, specifically formatted for Thai Baht currency values. It leverages the 'to-words' package with some conditions for English conversions and utilizes 'bahttext' for Thai language support.

PS. I'm creating this package for my own personal use and I just wanted to make it public in case anyone else finds it useful even if it's pretty useless.

Features and Usage

  • Converts numerical values into written text in both Thai and English
// ---- Import ----

// CommonJS
const toBahtText = require("thai-baht-text-but-useless").default;
const { toBahtTextEnglish, toBahtTextThai } = require("thai-baht-text-but-useless");

// ES6
import toBahtText, { toBahtTextThai, toBahtTextEnglish } from "thai-baht-text-but-useless";

// ---- Usage ----

console.log(toBahtText(123)); // OUTPUT: หนึ่งร้อยยี่สิบสามบาทถ้วน
console.log(toBahtTextThai(123)); // OUTPUT: หนึ่งร้อยยี่สิบสามบาทถ้วน
console.log(toBahtTextThai(55.36)); // OUTPUT: ห้าสิบห้าบาทสามสิบหกสตางค์

console.log(toBahtText(123, "en")); // OUTPUT: One hundred Twenty Three Baht Only
console.log(toBahtTextEnglish(123)); // OUTPUT: One hundred Twenty Three Baht Only
console.log(toBahtTextEnglish(55.36)); // OUTPUT: Fifty Five Baht and Thirty Six Satang
  • Nothing else

Installation

npm install --save thai-baht-text-but-useless
yarn add thai-baht-text-but-useless
pnpm add thai-baht-text-but-useless

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License

Acknowledgements

  • to-words - Converts numbers into words
  • bahttext - Converts numbers into Thai words

Thanks to the creators of the 'to-words' and 'bahttext' packages for providing the foundational tools used in this project.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.