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> **Convert numbers, dates, and times into words — in 7+ languages, with style.**

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/** * @fileoverview * The EnglishLanguagePlugin class implements the LanguagePlugin interface * and provides methods for converting numbers, dates, and times into their * English textual representation. It handles integer and decimal numbers, * negative values, Gregorian date strings, and time strings (HH:mm). * * Note: The Persian solar calendar is specific to Persian; for English, * the Gregorian calendar is used and dates are formatted as "Month Day, Year". */ import { ConversionOptions, InputNumber, LanguagePlugin } from "../core"; export declare class EnglishLanguagePlugin implements LanguagePlugin { /** * Default separator for joining parts. */ private static readonly DEFAULT_SEPARATOR; /** * The word used for zero in English. */ private static readonly ZERO_WORD; /** * The word used for representing negative numbers in English. */ private static readonly NEGATIVE_WORD; /** * Scale units in English for grouping numbers by thousands. */ private static readonly SCALE; private static readonly UNITS; private static readonly TEENS; private static readonly TENS; /** * Converts a number less than 1000 into its English textual representation. * * @param {number} n - Number less than 1000. * @returns {string} The English representation. * * Examples: * 7 => "seven" * 15 => "fifteen" * 42 => "forty-two" * 300 => "three hundred" * 456 => "four hundred fifty-six" */ private convertBelowThousand; /** * Splits a numeric string into groups of three digits (from right to left). * * Example: "1234567" => ["1", "234", "567"] * * @param {string | number} num - The number to be split. * @returns {string[]} An array of three-digit groups. */ private static splitIntoTriples; /** * Converts a three-digit number (or fewer) into its English textual form. * This function is used internally to process larger numbers. * * @param {InputNumber} num - The three-digit number to convert. * @param {any} [lexicon] - Not used in English conversion. * @param {string} [_separator] - Not used in this method. * @returns {string} The textual representation (e.g. "four hundred fifty-six"). */ convertTripleToWords(num: InputNumber, lexicon?: any, _separator?: string): string; /** * Converts a given number (integer or decimal, possibly negative) into its English textual form. * Handles custom options and converts the fractional part digit-by-digit using "point". * * @param {InputNumber} input - The number to be converted. * @param {ConversionOptions} [options] - Supported options: * - customZeroWord: override the default word for zero. * - customNegativeWord: override the default negative word. * - customSeparator: override the default separator between tokens. * @returns {string} The English textual representation of the number. * @throws {Error} If the input format is invalid or out of allowed range. */ convertNumber(input: InputNumber, options?: ConversionOptions): string; /** * Converts a Gregorian date string (in "YYYY/MM/DD" or "YYYY-MM-DD" format) * into its English textual representation. * The output format is "Month Day, Year", e.g. "April 5, 2023". * * @param {string} dateStr - The date string to be converted. * @param {"jalali" | "gregorian"} [calendar="gregorian"] - Only Gregorian is supported for English. * @returns {string} The English textual form of the date. * @throws {Error} If the format is invalid or if the month is out of range. */ convertDateToWords(dateStr: string, calendar?: "jalali" | "gregorian"): string; /** * Converts a time string in "HH:mm" format to its English textual representation. * The output format is "It is <hour> o'clock and <minute> minutes". * If minutes are zero, returns "It is <hour> o'clock". * * @param {string} timeStr - The time string in "HH:mm" format. * @returns {string} The English textual representation of the time. * @throws {Error} If the format is invalid or if hours/minutes are out of range. */ convertTimeToWords(timeStr: string): string; }