NumWord is a Python package that converts numbers written in words to their numeric representation and vice versa.
- Convert words to numbers (supports decimals and large values).
- Convert numbers to words.
- Language support:
- English (
en
) - Hindi (
hi
) - French (
fr
)
- English (
- Convert numbers to humanized formats:
1500000
→1.5M
1.5M
→15L
/15 लाख
- Convert currencies from one to another (using live exchange rates).
pip install -r requirements.txt
from NumWord import WordToNumber
word_to_num_converter = WordToNumber()
# English
print(word_to_num_converter.convert("one hundred twenty three point four five six"))
# Output: 123.456
# Hindi
print(word_to_num_converter.convert("एक सौ तेईस दशमलव चार पांच छह", lang='hi'))
# Output: 123.456
# French
print(word_to_num_converter.convert("cent vingt-trois virgule quatre cinq six", lang="fr"))
# Output: 123.456
from NumWord import NumberToWord
num_to_word_converter = NumberToWord()
# English
print(num_to_word_converter.convert(123.456))
# Output: one hundred twenty-three point four five six
# Hindi
print(num_to_word_converter.convert(123.456, lang='hi'))
# Output: एक सौ तेईस दशमलव चार पांच छह
# French
print(num_to_word_converter.convert(123.456, lang='fr'))
# Output: cent vingt-trois virgule quatre cinq six
from NumWord import HumanizeNumber
humanize_number = HumanizeNumber()
# Convert to humanized format in English
print(humanize_number.convert(1500000, lang='en'))
# Output: 1.5M
# Convert to Hindi format
print(humanize_number.convert("1.5M", lang="en", to_lang="hi"))
# Output: 15 लाख
# Convert to shorthand Indian format
print(humanize_number.convert("1.5M", lang="en", to_lang="en-hi"))
# Output: 15L
from NumWord import Currency
currency = Currency()
# Convert USD to EUR
print(currency.convert(100, "USD", "EUR", with_symbol=False))
# Output: 88.37 EUR
# Convert EUR to INR with currency symbol
print(currency.convert(50, "EUR", "INR", with_symbol=True))
# Output: ₹ 4781.83
# Note: Currency exchange rates update once per day
python -m unittest discover tests
This project is licensed under the MIT License – see the LICENSE
file for details.