Numera is a PHP library that provides a simple and efficient way to convert numbers to words and vice versa. It supports multiple languages and can be easily extended to support more languages.

• Features
• Installation and Setup
  • Install via Composer
  • Initialize Numera
• Usage
  • Convert Numbers to Words
  • Convert Numbers to Summary Words
  • Convert Words to Numbers
  • Use Camel Case
• Supported Languages
• Set Locale
• Set Locale Fallback
• Get Translates
• Add Translate
• Create a New Language
• Author
• Contributing
• Documentation
• License

• Convert numbers to words (e.g. 1234 to "one thousand two hundred thirty-four")
• Convert words to numbers (e.g. "one thousand two hundred thirty-four" to 1234)
• Support for multiple languages (currently English and Persian, with more to come)
• Camel case support for output words
• Easy to use and extend

You can install Numera using Composer:

composer require pinoox/numera

To use Numera, you need to initialize it with a locale. You can do this using the init method:

use Pino\Numera;

$numera = Numera::init('en'); // Initialize with English locale

To convert a number to words, use the convertToWords method:

$result = $numera->convertToWords(4454545156);
echo $result; // Output: "four billion, four hundred fifty-four million, five hundred forty-five thousand, one hundred fifty-six"

Alternatively, you can use the n2w method for a simpler syntax:

$result = $numera->n2w('4,454,545,156');
echo $result; // Output: "four billion, four hundred fifty-four million, five hundred forty-five thousand, one hundred fifty-six"

To convert a number to summary words, use the convertToSummary method:

$result = $numera->convertToSummary(4454545156);
echo $result; // Output: "4 Billion, 454 Million, 545 Thousand, 156"

Alternatively, you can use the n2w method for a simpler syntax:

$result = $numera->n2s('4,454,545,156');
echo $result; // Output: "4 Billion, 454 Million, 545 Thousand, 156"

To convert words to a number, use the convertToNumber method:

$result = $numera->convertToNumber('four billion, four hundred fifty-four million, five hundred forty-five thousand, one hundred fifty-six');
echo $result; // Output: 4454545156

Alternatively, you can use the w2n method for a simpler syntax:

$result = $numera->w2n("4 Billion, 454 Million, 545 Thousand, 156");
echo $result; // Output: 4454545156

You can also specify separators for the w2n method:

$result = $numera->w2n('four billion, four hundred fifty-four million, five hundred forty-five thousand, one hundred fifty-six', [' ', ',']);
echo $result; // Output: 4454545156

To use camel case for output words, use the setCamelCase method:

$numera->setCamelCase(true);
$result = $numera->convertToWords('4,454,545,156');
echo $result; // Output: "Four Billion, Four Hundred Fifty-Four Million, Five Hundred Forty-Five Thousand, One Hundred Fifty-Six"

Numera currently supports the following languages:

• English (en)
• Persian (fa)

To set the locale for the Numera object, use the setLocale method:

$numera->setLocale('fa'); // Set locale to Persian

To set the fallback locale for the Numera object, use the setLocaleFallback method:

$numera->setLocaleFallback('en'); // Set fallback locale to English

To get the translates for the current locale, use the getTranslates method:

$translates = $numera->getTranslates();
print_r($translates); // Output: Array of translates for the current locale

To add translates for a specific locale, use the addTranslate method:

$numera->addTranslate('fr', ['four' => 'quatre']); // Add French translates

To add translates by array file for a specific locale, use the addTranslateFile method:

$numera->addTranslateFile('fr','/path/lang/fr.php'); // Add French translates

If you want to add support for a new language, please read our Translation Guide for a step-by-step guide on how to create a new language pack.

Numera was created by Pinoox.

If you'd like to contribute to Numera, please fork the repository and submit a pull request. We'd love to have your help.

• README.md - Documents
• TranslationGuide.md - Guide for creating a new language pack

Numera is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.