Humanizer meets all your JavaScript needs for manipulating and displaying strings, dates, times, numbers and quantities. This is a port of the popular Humanizer library to JavaScript. For the most part you can just follow the documentation for Humanizer with little to no issue. See below for big differences.

##Differences From Humanizer

1. Name casing has been changed for JavaScript so all functions and properties start with lower case now, so instead of "Sentence casing".Transform(To.LowerCase) you use "Sentence casing".transform(Humanizer.To.LowerCase).

2. There isn't a TimeSpan equivalent in JavaScript so all action from or to TimeSpans now use Numbers in milliseconds instead. So instead of TimeSpan.FromDays(16).Humanize() you use (16).days().time(). Both will return "2 weeks".

   Also to deal with the lack of TimeSpan extra to* methods have been added to Numbers to make conversions simpler.

3. I am sadly behind the changes to Humanizer so at times what I have will be the old way of doing something so you might have to look at older version of the documentation to understand things.

##Road Map

I have two primary tasks currently with Humanizer.Js

1. Implement features not implemented that are in Humanizer.
2. Update Implemented features to match updates to Humanizer.

Currently it's just me working on this while I wait for code to compile at work. As such I'm only going so fast. I'm currently focusing on number 2 so that the documentation from Humanizer can be used. To save myself time I currently am only implementing default and/or English for code that is localisable. The ablity to add other languages is there, but for the sake of getting more of the API done I'm only doing this.