Forked and released v2.0

[0x80]

My client's project depended on this and I didn't see an easy way to solve my transition to ESM to I have forked it and released version 2.0 with a big cleanup.

I have no desire to continue working on this, but in case anyone's interested you can find it here

https://github.com/0x80/words-to-numbers/releases/tag/v2.0.0

[csandman]

Sorry to piggyback off of this, but I ended up forking your fork to further improve the project haha. I completely converted the source to TypeScript, removed the dependency on its-set (it uses lodash, and this package wasn't getting any use of it), and replaced the clj-fuzzy with a TypeScript supported alternative, @skyra/jaro-winkler. Also, I re-added CJS support by using tsup for bundling. Here's a link to my fork: https://github.com/insomnia-dev/words-to-numbers

During the conversion to TypeScript, I was able to clean up the code a decent bit, but the logic is still a bit confusing to me, so I'm not really the best person to fix the issues it has. I do think it's in a much better state to work on though!

[0x80]

@csandman No need to apologize. All efforts towards improvement are welcome I think 👍

[csandman]

@0x80 The weird thing is though, that after I converted to TypeScript, this test started failing:

/**
 * Failed after conversion to TypeScript (without any other changes)
 *
 * - Expected: `3000726`
 * - Received: `2.0000000000000004e+22`
 */
it("tree millyon sefen hunderd ant twinty sex", () => {
  expect(
    wtn("tree millyon sefen hunderd and twinty sex", { fuzzy: true })
  ).to.equal(3000726);
});

At first I thought I had broken something while modifying things, but then I tried just changing the file extensions in your fork to .ts, and it started failing without any other changes. I'll probably try and look into that, but it's not a case that I'd call super common anyway, so I'm not super worried about it.