Results for ordinator

This library enables enums to not only obtain the ordinal values of their variants but also allows for the construction of enums from an ordinal value.

Transfinite ordinal arithmetic library supporting ordinals up to epsilon-zero (ε₀) using Cantor Normal Form

Ordinal number types

Inflection is a string transformation library. It singularizes and pluralizes English words, and transforms strings from CamelCase to underscored string.

procedural macro that enhances enums with additional methods and conversions

Format numbers as ordinals efficiently.

Format numbers as ordinals efficiently.

This crate provides a procedural macro that enables enums to not only obtain the ordinal values of their variants but also allows for the construction of enums from an ordinal value.

A lightweight parser for Bitcoin Ordinals inscriptions

Ordinal trait to map values to integers and efficient maps and sets for such types

Advanced mathematical computing library with geometric algebra, tropical algebra, and automatic differentiation

Ordinal type for Rust

Returns ordinal strings! e.g. Ordinator.convert(3) ==> '3rd'

Writes out 1 to 100 as ordinal words. For example first, second, third, etc. For numbers 101 and greater are are written out using the number followed by the ordinal indicator, e.g. 'st', 'nd', 'rd'. Supported languages are English, French, and Spanish. For example: 1 = first 2 = second 100 = hundredth 101 = 101st

Define type-safe enums in Ruby with automatic ordinals, custom values, lookup methods, and Ruby 3.x pattern matching support. A cleaner alternative to ad-hoc constants and symbol sets.

The Nth gem is a collection of utilities that use named numbers and ordinals to represent or access data. The gem supports numbers bigger than a milliquadragintillion (over 3000 zeros). A way smaller number septemvigintillion is more than the number of atoms in the Universe; it only has 84 zeros. Asside from ridiculously large numbers, there are also some useful utilities using named numbers. As an example we can access the `#twelfth` character of a string. Cookbook applications might like to use named measurements such as 'five and three quarters'.

Turns a number into an ordinal string such as first, second, third or 1st, 2nd, 3rd.

Generates long winded string versions of numbers, ordinalized

ordinals gem - ordinals (inscription) api wrapper & helpers for Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin & co.

This is a simple acts_as gem providing the active record models with ordinal numbers. The ordinals numbering is per query, but should work nicely with will paginate showing correct ordinal numbers on paginated results.

Charshift is a simple gem which adds functionality to the String class. It's primary function is to act on a given string, taking a fixnum parameter, then shifting each character in that string to a higher or lower ordinal position in that strings encoding. Charshift works with all of Ruby's included encodings and also works with devloper supplied 'custom encodings.' Simply provide an ordered set of characters as an optional parameter and charshift will work on the string using that set instead of the strings native encoding. Charshift also includes a '.get_encoding_length' method which returns the number of of characters which a given strings encoding contains. Finally, strings can be shifted in place using the '.charshift!' method.

Convert full ordinal numbers like 'second' to cardinal numbers like 2

Converts a number in range 1-99 (e.g. 1) to ordinal word (e.g. first) in Ruby.

It works without any dependency to any third party library