bnnumerizer

0.0.2 verified Fri May 01 auth: no python

A Python library to convert Bangla numbers (e.g., ১২৩৪) to their Bengali word representation (e.g., এক হাজার দুই শত চৌত্রিশ). This is a very early-stage library (v0.0.2) with minimal functionality and no dependencies. Use with caution in production.

pip install bnnumerizer

Common errors

error ImportError: cannot import name 'convert' from 'bnnumerizer' ↓

cause Library may have been installed incorrectly or contains no __init__.py with the symbol.

fix

Run 'pip install --upgrade bnnumerizer' and verify the installation with 'python -c "from bnnumerizer import convert; print(convert('১'))"'

error TypeError: argument of type 'int' is not iterable ↓

cause Passing an integer instead of a string.

fix

Wrap input in str(), e.g. convert(str(123))

error KeyError: '১' (or similar Bengali digit key error) ↓

cause Internal mapping may be incomplete or the digit is not recognized.

fix

Check that the input contains only Bengali numerals (০-৯). Use the latest version.

Warnings

deprecated Library is in very early development (v0.0.2). API may change without notice. ↓

fix Pin to specific version and test regularly.

gotcha Input must be a string of Bengali digits (e.g., '১২৩'), not integer or English digits. ↓

fix Use str conversion if needed. For English digits, use another library like num2words or banglanumber.

breaking Output uses Bengali script (Unicode). Ensure your terminal/editor supports Bengali rendering. ↓

fix Run in a Unicode-aware environment. Use print() with proper encoding.

Imports

convert
```
from bnnumerizer import convert
```
Only one function is exported: convert()

Quickstart

Basic usage: call convert() with a Bangla numeral string.

from bnnumerizer import convert

# Convert a Bangla numeric string to words
result = convert('১২৩৪')
print(result)  # 'এক হাজার দুই শত চৌত্রিশ'