N2W-IT

This library convert numbers to italian words.
For example: 73 -> settantatré.

It currently only supports converting numbers to singular male words.

Installation

• The easy way is to install from PyPI: pip install n2w-it.
• Otherwise, you can download source package e manually install with: pip install . (desirable way),
  or with: python setup.py install.

Test

• You can run: python setup.py test.
• Otherwise you can directly test with: unittest.

Usage

• Command line

  The easy way to use, is to launch directly from terminal:

  $ n2w-it 73
  settantatré
  

• Import

  You can import the libray in your code:

  from n2w_it import N2W_IT
  instance = N2W_IT()
  try:
    result = instance.number_to_words("73")
    print(result) #settantatré
  except Exception as exception:
    print(exception)
  

APIs

• The library supports number conversion in italian from:

  • Integer to cardinal: int_to_cardinal(73) -> settantatré.
  • Float to cardinal: float_to_cardinal(73.37) -> settantatré virgola trentasette.
  • Integer to ordinal: int_to_ordinal(73) -> settantatreesimo.
  • Roman to ordinal: roman_to_ordinal("LXXIII") -> settantatreesimo.

• And a heuristic version:
  (If the argument passed is None or Empty, or the number format
  is not found or valid, an Exception is raised.)

  • number_to_words("73") -> settantatré.
  • number_to_words("73.37") -> settantatré virgola trentasette.
  • number_to_words("73°") -> settantatreesimo.
  • number_to_words("LXXIII") -> settantatreesimo.
  • number_to_words("LXXIII°") -> settantatreesimo.