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zahlalswort

v1.0.0

Published

Convert numbers to German words (Zahlen in deutsche Wörter umwandeln)

Readme

zahlalswort

Convert numbers to German words.

Installation

npm install zahlalswort

Usage

import { zahlAlsWort } from "zahlalswort";

zahlAlsWort(1);           // "eins"
zahlAlsWort(42);          // "zweiundvierzig"
zahlAlsWort(3.14);        // "drei Komma eins vier"
zahlAlsWort(1000000);     // "eine Million"
zahlAlsWort(-42);         // "minus zweiundvierzig"

API

zahlAlsWort(n: number): string

Converts a number to its German word representation.

  • n - Number to convert (integers or decimals)
  • Returns - German word as string, or input as string for unsupported values

Supported Range

| Min | Max | Notes | |-----|-----|-------| | -999,999,999,999 | 999,999,999,999 | ~1 trillion |

Fallback behavior (returns input as string):

  • Numbers outside range → "1000000000000"
  • Scientific notation → "1e+21"
  • Infinity → "Infinity"
  • NaN → "NaN"

How it works

Integers are recursively broken down:

1234 → 1×1000 + 234
     → "ein" + "tausend" + convert(234)
     → "eintausendzweihundertvierunddreißig"

Decimals use "Komma" with digits read individually:

3.14 → "drei" + "Komma" + "eins" + "vier"
     → "drei Komma eins vier"

German rules applied:

  • Units before tens: vierunddreißig (4 and 30), not "dreißigvier"
  • Million/Milliarde are nouns: eine Million (with space, capitalized)
  • Thousands concatenate: eintausend (no space, lowercase)
  • Decimals: Komma + each digit spoken separately

Examples

| Number | Output | |--------|--------| | 0 | null | | 1 | eins | | 21 | einundzwanzig | | 100 | einhundert | | 1000 | eintausend | | 1000000 | eine Million | | 1000000000 | eine Milliarde | | -5 | minus fünf | | 3.14 | drei Komma eins vier | | 0.05 | null Komma null fünf | | -2.5 | minus zwei Komma fünf | | 1e21 | 1e+21 (fallback) |

License

MIT