numbr 2.0.1

A comprehensive Python library for parsing and converting numbers between numeric, word, and ordinal formats.

numbr

numbr is a Python library designed for parsing and converting numbers written in English. It simplifies working with numbers by converting between spelled-out forms, ordinal forms, and numeric representations.

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Key Features

• Convert spelled-out cardinal numbers into integers (e.g., "one hundred twenty-three" → 123).
• Convert integers into their spelled-out English words (e.g., 123 → "one hundred twenty-three").
• Convert ordinal words to numeric ordinals (e.g., "twenty-first" → "21st" or 21).
• Extract numeric values from text strings.
• Handle negative numbers, hyphenated numbers, and large numbers (up to quintillions).

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Installation

Install numbr using pip:

pip install numbr

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Usage Examples

Convert Words to Integer

import numbr

print(numbr.wordsToInt("one thousand two hundred thirty-four"))
# Output: 1234

Convert Integer to Words

print(numbr.intToWords(5678))
# Output: "five thousand six hundred seventy-eight"

Convert Ordinal Words to Numeric Form

print(numbr.ordinalWordsToInt("forty-second"))
# Output: "42nd"

print(numbr.ordinalWordsToInt("forty-second", to_num=True))
# Output: 42

Extract Numeric Values from Strings

print(numbr.extractNumericValue("I have twenty apples and 13 oranges."))
# Output: 20

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Terminology

• Cardinal Numbers: Represent quantity (e.g., "one", "twenty-five", "1,234").
• Ordinal Numbers: Represent position or order (e.g., "first", "twenty-first", "3rd").
• Ordinal Suffix: Letters added to numbers indicating position ("st", "nd", "rd", "th").

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

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Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests to improve numbr.

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Contact

For questions or feedback, please open an issue on the project's GitHub repository.