nepali-date-numword 0.1.1

Convert numbers and dates into grammatically correct Nepali words.

nepali-date-numword

nepali-date-numword converts numbers and dates into grammatically correct Nepali words. It supports Nepali number wording, Gregorian date wording, Bikram Sambat date wording, currency suffixes, negative values, floats, and a small CLI for everyday use.

Features

• Convert integers using the Nepali numbering system: सय, हजार, लाख, करोड, अरब
• Handle irregular Nepali values from 0 to 100
• Support negative numbers and floating-point values
• Add currency suffixes like रुपैयाँ
• Convert Gregorian dates into Nepali words
• Convert Bikram Sambat dates into Nepali words
• Convert AD dates to BS output with use_bs=True
• Provide CLI support for numbers and dates

Installation

pip install nepali-date-numword

Python 3.10 or newer is required.

For local development:

pip install -e .[dev]

Quick Usage

from datetime import date

from nepali_date_numword import date_to_words, number_to_words, text_to_words

print(number_to_words(123))
# एक सय तेइस

print(number_to_words(-12.5))
# माइनस बाह्र दशमलव पाँच

print(number_to_words(123, currency=True))
# एक सय तेइस रुपैयाँ

print(date_to_words("2024-01-15", calendar="AD"))
# सन् दुई हजार चौबीस जनवरी पन्ध्र तारिख

print(date_to_words("2080-10-01", calendar="BS"))
# वि.सं. दुई हजार अस्सी माघ एक गते

print(date_to_words(date(2024, 1, 15), calendar="AD", use_bs=True))
# वि.सं. दुई हजार अस्सी माघ एक गते

print(date_to_words("2024-01-15", short=True))
# १५ जनवरी २०२४

print(text_to_words("I paid Rs. 123 on 2024-01-15."))
# I paid एक सय तेइस रुपैयाँ on सन् दुई हजार चौबीस जनवरी पन्ध्र तारिख.

API

number_to_words(number, currency=False)

Convert an integer or floating-point value into Nepali words.

Examples:

number_to_words(0)
number_to_words(100000)
number_to_words(12.5)
number_to_words(123, currency=True)

date_to_words(value, calendar="AD", use_bs=False, short=False)

Convert a Gregorian or Bikram Sambat date into Nepali words.

Accepted input forms:

• ISO string: "2024-01-15"
• datetime.date or datetime.datetime
• Tuple: (2024, 1, 15)

Examples:

date_to_words("2024-01-15", calendar="AD")
date_to_words("2080-10-01", calendar="BS")
date_to_words((2024, 1, 15), calendar="AD", use_bs=True)

text_to_words(text, use_bs=False, include_suffix=True, short_dates=False)

Convert mixed sentences by detecting:

• ISO dates such as 2024-01-15
• plain numbers such as 123 or 12.5
• currency patterns such as Rs. 500, NPR 500, or 500 रुपैयाँ

Example:

text_to_words("Invoice total is Rs. 123 and due on 2024-01-15.")

CLI

nepali-date-numword 123
nepali-date-numword --currency 123
nepali-date-numword --date 2024-01-15
nepali-date-numword --date 2024-01-15 --bs
nepali-date-numword --date 2080-10-01 --calendar BS
nepali-date-numword --date 2024-01-15 --short
nepali-date-numword --text "I paid Rs. 123 on 2024-01-15."

Development

Run tests with:

pytest

Notes

• use_bs=True converts Gregorian input into Bikram Sambat output.
• BS formatting works directly for explicit BS input such as 2080-10-01.
• The package keeps bsdatetime as a runtime dependency so installed distributions can do AD-to-BS conversion accurately.

License

MIT