## Papla [![Build Status](https://secure.travis-ci.org/exviva/papla.png)](http://travis-ci.org/exviva/papla) Papla is a Ruby gem that allows you to convert numbers into Polish and English words (e.g. `153` into `"Sto pięćdziesiąt trzy"` or `44` into `"Forty four"`), including the decimal part as cents and currency symbol. Its primary use case are invoices, where the total amount has to be displayed as words at the bottom line. ### Installation To install Papla, run gem install papla or add ```ruby gem 'papla' ``` to your `Gemfile`. ### Usage #### Basic examples ```ruby I18n.locale = :pl Papla[158] # => "Sto pięćdziesiąt osiem" Papla[1_234] # => "Tysiąc dwieście trzydzieści cztery" Papla[987_654_321] # => "Dziewięćset osiemdziesiąt siedem milionów sześćset pięćdziesiąt cztery tysiące trzysta dwadzieścia jeden" I18n.locale = :en Papla[1_234] # => "One thousand two hundred thirty four" ``` #### Cents When given a `Float`, Papla will assume that the decimal part represents cents. It will then round the number using `Float#round` to two decimal places, and append the number of cents divided by hundred to the resulting string. Example: ```ruby Papla[1.0] # => "Jeden 00/100" Papla[87.654321] # => "Osiemdziesiąt siedem 65/100" Papla[2.999] # => "Trzy 00/100" ``` #### Money If you're using the `money` gem, you can pass in an instance of `Money` to Papla. The returned string will contain the dollars part as words, the cents part as 'xx/100' and the currency string (e.g. `EUR`). Example: ```ruby eleven_and_a_half_pounds = Money.new(1150, 'GBP') Papla[eleven_and_a_half_pounds] # => "Jedenaście 50/100 GBP" I18n.locale = :en discounted_price = Money.new(9999, 'PLN') Papla[discounted_price] # => "Ninety nine 99/100 PLN" ``` ### I18n Localization is provided by I18n. See `lib/papla/backend.rb` for details of keys used. Currently `:pl` and `:en` locales are supported. Note: English support is not fully correct, e.g. `123` becomes `"One hundred twenty three"` and not `"One hundred and twenty three"`. ### Documentation Documentation is available at [RubyDoc.info](http://rubydoc.info/github/exviva/papla/master/frames).