urdu-text-utils 0.3.1 → 0.4.0

package/dist/index.d.cts

@@ -24,17 +24,147 @@ declare function convertNumbers(input: string, to?: DigitStyle): string;
  * Returns `NaN` when the string is not a number.
  */
 declare function parseUrduNumber(input: string): number;
+/** Cardinal words for 0-9. Index 0 is empty: `0` is spelled `صفر` separately. */
+declare const URDU_ONES: readonly string[];
+/** Words for 10-20 plus every multiple of ten through 100. */
+declare const URDU_TEENS_AND_TENS: Readonly<Record<number, string>>;
+/**
+ * The 21-99 values that are irregular: Urdu does not compose them as
+ * "twenty-one", each unit has its own word. Every non-multiple of ten from 21
+ * to 99 appears here exactly once.
+ *
+ * A few of these spellings have documented variants (`26` also appears as
+ * `چھببیس`; `92` as `بیانوے`). This table follows the standard textbook forms.
+ */
+declare const URDU_TENS_UNITS: Readonly<Record<number, string>>;
+/**
+ * The South Asian scale, largest first. `کھرب` is 10^11 and `ارب` is 10^9 —
+ * note they are not the western billion/trillion, and each step below `کروڑ`
+ * is two orders of magnitude, not three.
+ */
+declare const URDU_SCALES: ReadonlyArray<readonly [number, string]>;
+/**
+ * Ordinals 1-6 are irregular; every larger ordinal is the last word of the
+ * cardinal with `واں` (masculine) or `ویں` (feminine) attached.
+ */
+declare const URDU_ORDINAL_IRREGULARS: Readonly<Record<number, {
+    masculine: string;
+    feminine: string;
+}>>;
 /**
  * Spell a whole number in Urdu words, using the South Asian scale
- * (ہزار, لاکھ, کروڑ, ارب) rather than the western million/billion scale.
+ * (ہزار, لاکھ, کروڑ, ارب, کھرب) rather than the western million/billion scale.
  *
- * Coverage note: 21-99 that are not multiples of ten are written compositionally
- * (`اکیس` etc. are irregular in real Urdu, so this returns `بیس ایک`-style forms
- * only as a fallback). Marked experimental for that reason.
+ * Every cardinal from 0 to 99 is a real irregular word — 21 is `اکیس`, not a
+ * composed `بیس ایک` — and the scale words are exact up to 10^15, beyond which
+ * JavaScript's own floating-point representation loses precision.
  *
- * @experimental
+ * @experimental The irregular 21-99 word table is transcribed from standard
+ * textbook forms; a handful of those words have recognised variant spellings.
+ *
+ * @example
+ * numberToUrduWords(1234567) // "بارہ لاکھ چونتیس ہزار پانچ سو سڑسٹھ"
+ * numberToUrduWords(1e9)     // "ایک ارب"
  */
 declare function numberToUrduWords(value: number): string;
+interface FormatUrduNumberOptions {
+    /**
+     * Digit block to emit. The separators follow it: Urdu digits pair with ٬/٫,
+     * English digits with `,`/`.`.
+     * @default "urdu"
+     */
+    digits?: "urdu" | "english";
+    /**
+     * `"southAsian"` groups as lakh/crore (12٬34٬567), `"western"` as thousands
+     * (1٬234٬567), `"none"` emits no separators.
+     * @default "southAsian"
+     */
+    grouping?: "southAsian" | "western" | "none";
+    /**
+     * Fraction digits, rounded half-up. Trailing zeros are dropped, so a whole
+     * number never grows a decimal separator.
+     *
+     * Rounding is applied to the binary double, not to its decimal spelling, and
+     * both language ports do the arithmetic identically. That keeps output
+     * byte-identical between them, and it means values whose decimal form is not
+     * exactly representable (2.675, 1.005) can round down rather than up. Asking
+     * for many digits exposes the representation itself: 1234567.891 at
+     * `decimals: 15` ends in the double's real binary noise. Keep this at 6 or
+     * below for display; `decimalPlaces`-style rounding of exact decimals is out
+     * of scope.
+     * @default 2
+     */
+    decimals?: number;
+}
+/**
+ * Format a number the way Urdu software prints numbers, with South Asian
+ * digit grouping and Urdu digits by default.
+ *
+ * Returns `""` for `NaN` and infinities, matching `formatUrduDate`.
+ *
+ * A very large magnitude prints the shortest decimal that represents the
+ * double, so beyond 2^53 the digits are the value the number really holds.
+ *
+ * @example
+ * formatUrduNumber(1234567)                        // "۱۲٬۳۴٬۵۶۷"
+ * formatUrduNumber(1234567, { grouping: "western" }) // "۱٬۲۳۴٬۵۶۷"
+ * formatUrduNumber(1234, { digits: "english" })       // "1,234"
+ * formatUrduNumber(-3.14159, { decimals: 3 })        // "-۳٫۱۴۲"
+ */
+declare function formatUrduNumber(value: number, options?: FormatUrduNumberOptions): string;
+interface FormatUrduCurrencyOptions extends FormatUrduNumberOptions {
+    /**
+     * `"digits"` prints the amount as a formatted number, `"words"` spells it out.
+     * @default "digits"
+     */
+    style?: "digits" | "words";
+    /** Unit used for every amount except exactly one. @default "روپے" */
+    unit?: string;
+    /** Unit used for an amount of exactly one. @default "روپیہ" */
+    singularUnit?: string;
+}
+/**
+ * Format a money amount with the right Urdu unit for the quantity.
+ *
+ * @experimental The `"words"` style inherits the note on
+ * {@link numberToUrduWords}, and like it requires a whole amount.
+ *
+ * @example
+ * formatUrduCurrency(1500)                    // "۱٬۵۰۰ روپے"
+ * formatUrduCurrency(1)                       // "۱ روپیہ"
+ * formatUrduCurrency(1500, { style: "words" }) // "ایک ہزار پانچ سو روپے"
+ * formatUrduCurrency(2.5, { unit: "ڈالر", singularUnit: "ڈالر" }) // "۲٫۵ ڈالر"
+ */
+declare function formatUrduCurrency(value: number, options?: FormatUrduCurrencyOptions): string;
+interface UrduOrdinalOptions {
+    /**
+     * Urdu ordinals inflect for gender: `پہلا` (masculine) vs `پہلی` (feminine).
+     * @default "masculine"
+     */
+    gender?: "masculine" | "feminine";
+}
+/**
+ * Spell an ordinal in Urdu — `پہلا`, `دوسرا`, `اکیسواں`, `سواں`.
+ *
+ * 1-6 are irregular and come from a table; everything else is the last word of
+ * the cardinal with the ordinal suffix, so `اکیس` becomes `اکیسواں` and `نوے`
+ * becomes `نوےواں`. A word-final `و` contracts instead of doubling, which is
+ * why `نو` becomes `نواں` (not `نوواں`) and `سو` becomes `سواں`.
+ *
+ * `0` returns `صفر`, since "zeroth" has no Urdu ordinal form. Returns `""` for
+ * non-finite input and throws for fractions, like {@link numberToUrduWords}.
+ *
+ * @experimental Inherits the note on {@link numberToUrduWords}.
+ *
+ * @example
+ * toUrduOrdinal(1)                            // "پہلا"
+ * toUrduOrdinal(1, { gender: "feminine" })    // "پہلی"
+ * toUrduOrdinal(9)                            // "نواں"
+ * toUrduOrdinal(21)                           // "اکیسواں"
+ * toUrduOrdinal(100)                          // "سواں"
+ * toUrduOrdinal(1100, { gender: "feminine" }) // "ایک ہزار ایک سویں"
+ */
+declare function toUrduOrdinal(value: number, options?: UrduOrdinalOptions): string;
 
 interface NormalizeOptions {
     /** Apply Unicode NFKC first, folding presentation forms (ﻻ, ﮐ) back to real letters. Default `true`. */
@@ -399,6 +529,44 @@ declare function formatUrduDate(date: Date | string | number, pattern?: string,
  * timeAgoUrdu(Date.now() + 5 * 60 * 1000)   // "۵ منٹ بعد"
  */
 declare function timeAgoUrdu(date: Date | string | number, relativeTo?: Date | string | number, options?: TimeAgoOptions): string;
+interface ParseUrduDateOptions {
+    /**
+     * Year assumed when the input carries no year, e.g. `۲۲ اگست`.
+     * @default the current year
+     */
+    defaultYear?: number;
+}
+/**
+ * Parse a date written with Urdu or English month names, Urdu or ASCII digits,
+ * into a `Date`. This is the inverse of {@link formatUrduDate}, so anything
+ * that function can produce parses back to the same wall-clock moment:
+ *
+ * ```ts
+ * const d = new Date(2026, 7, 22, 14, 30);
+ * const text = formatUrduDate(d, "dddd، D MMMM YYYY، hh:mm A"); // "ہفتہ، ۲۲ اگست ۲۰۲۶، ۰۲:۳۰ دوپہر"
+ * parseUrduDate(text)?.getHours();                            // 14
+ * ```
+ *
+ * Accepted input:
+ * - `۲۲ اگست ۲۰۲۶`, `22 August 2026`, `Aug 22, 2026` (Urdu or English month name)
+ * - `۲۲/۰۸/۲۰۲۶` — day-first, matching Pakistani convention
+ * - `2026-08-22` and `2026-08-22T14:30` — ISO, `` `T` `` form, no timezone offset
+ * - an optional preceding weekday name (ignored) and an optional time with
+ *   `صبح دوپہر شام رات` or `am`/`pm`, e.g. `۰۲:۳۰ دوپہر`
+ *
+ * Deliberately rejected, returning `null`: absolute instants carrying a `Z` or
+ * numeric offset (this function never does timezone conversion — it builds the
+ * wall-clock time in the runtime's own zone, exactly as `formatUrduDate`
+ * reads it), Hijri month names, and dates that do not exist (`۳۱ فروری`).
+ * A two-digit year expands as `00-69` -> `20xx` and `70-99` -> `19xx`.
+ *
+ * @example
+ * parseUrduDate("۲۲ اگست ۲۰۲۶")                    // Date(2026, 7, 22)
+ * parseUrduDate("۵ جنوری ۲۰۲۶، ۰۹:۱۵ صبح")?.getHours() // 9
+ * parseUrduDate("5 جنوری")                         // Date(currentYear, 0, 5)
+ * parseUrduDate("۳۱ فروری ۲۰۲۶")                   // null
+ */
+declare function parseUrduDate(input: string, options?: ParseUrduDateOptions): Date | null;
 
 /**
  * Canonical Urdu prefixes (سابقے) ordered by descending length.
@@ -543,4 +711,4 @@ declare function extractNameParts(fullName: string): {
     suffix?: string;
 };
 
-export { type AffixBreakdown, type DigitStyle, ENGLISH_NAME_ALIASES, type FormatUrduDateOptions, HONORIFICS, type IsUrduOptions, NAME_PREFIXES, type NameTransliterationOptions, type NormalizeOptions, PROTECTED_WORDS, SENTENCE_ABBREVIATIONS, type SearchOptions, type SearchResult, type SlugOptions, type SortOptions, type SplitSentenceOptions, type StemmerOptions, type TimeAgoOptions, URDU_FAMILY_NAMES, URDU_FIRST_NAMES, URDU_MONTHS_GREGORIAN, URDU_MONTHS_HIJRI, URDU_PREFIXES, URDU_STOP_WORDS, URDU_SUFFIXES, URDU_WEEKDAYS, type UrduStats, analyzeUrdu, compareUrdu, convertNumbers, countSentences, countWords, editDistance, extractNameParts, filterStopWords, foldUrdu, formatUrduDate, getAffixes, getUrduMonthName, getUrduWeekdayName, hasUrduSpecificLetters, highlightUrdu, isStopWord, isUrdu, normalizeUrdu, numberToUrduWords, parseUrduNumber, removeDiacritics, removeStopWords, romanToUrdu, romanize, searchUrdu, searchUrduRanked, sortUrdu, splitSentences, splitWords, stemUrdu, stemUrduText, timeAgoUrdu, toArabicIndicDigits, toEnglishDigits, toUrduDigits, transliterateNameToEnglish, transliterateNameToUrdu, urduRatio, urduSlug };
+export { type AffixBreakdown, type DigitStyle, ENGLISH_NAME_ALIASES, type FormatUrduCurrencyOptions, type FormatUrduDateOptions, type FormatUrduNumberOptions, HONORIFICS, type IsUrduOptions, NAME_PREFIXES, type NameTransliterationOptions, type NormalizeOptions, PROTECTED_WORDS, type ParseUrduDateOptions, SENTENCE_ABBREVIATIONS, type SearchOptions, type SearchResult, type SlugOptions, type SortOptions, type SplitSentenceOptions, type StemmerOptions, type TimeAgoOptions, URDU_FAMILY_NAMES, URDU_FIRST_NAMES, URDU_MONTHS_GREGORIAN, URDU_MONTHS_HIJRI, URDU_ONES, URDU_ORDINAL_IRREGULARS, URDU_PREFIXES, URDU_SCALES, URDU_STOP_WORDS, URDU_SUFFIXES, URDU_TEENS_AND_TENS, URDU_TENS_UNITS, URDU_WEEKDAYS, type UrduOrdinalOptions, type UrduStats, analyzeUrdu, compareUrdu, convertNumbers, countSentences, countWords, editDistance, extractNameParts, filterStopWords, foldUrdu, formatUrduCurrency, formatUrduDate, formatUrduNumber, getAffixes, getUrduMonthName, getUrduWeekdayName, hasUrduSpecificLetters, highlightUrdu, isStopWord, isUrdu, normalizeUrdu, numberToUrduWords, parseUrduDate, parseUrduNumber, removeDiacritics, removeStopWords, romanToUrdu, romanize, searchUrdu, searchUrduRanked, sortUrdu, splitSentences, splitWords, stemUrdu, stemUrduText, timeAgoUrdu, toArabicIndicDigits, toEnglishDigits, toUrduDigits, toUrduOrdinal, transliterateNameToEnglish, transliterateNameToUrdu, urduRatio, urduSlug };

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -24,17 +24,147 @@ declare function convertNumbers(input: string, to?: DigitStyle): string;
  * Returns `NaN` when the string is not a number.
  */
 declare function parseUrduNumber(input: string): number;
+/** Cardinal words for 0-9. Index 0 is empty: `0` is spelled `صفر` separately. */
+declare const URDU_ONES: readonly string[];
+/** Words for 10-20 plus every multiple of ten through 100. */
+declare const URDU_TEENS_AND_TENS: Readonly<Record<number, string>>;
+/**
+ * The 21-99 values that are irregular: Urdu does not compose them as
+ * "twenty-one", each unit has its own word. Every non-multiple of ten from 21
+ * to 99 appears here exactly once.
+ *
+ * A few of these spellings have documented variants (`26` also appears as
+ * `چھببیس`; `92` as `بیانوے`). This table follows the standard textbook forms.
+ */
+declare const URDU_TENS_UNITS: Readonly<Record<number, string>>;
+/**
+ * The South Asian scale, largest first. `کھرب` is 10^11 and `ارب` is 10^9 —
+ * note they are not the western billion/trillion, and each step below `کروڑ`
+ * is two orders of magnitude, not three.
+ */
+declare const URDU_SCALES: ReadonlyArray<readonly [number, string]>;
+/**
+ * Ordinals 1-6 are irregular; every larger ordinal is the last word of the
+ * cardinal with `واں` (masculine) or `ویں` (feminine) attached.
+ */
+declare const URDU_ORDINAL_IRREGULARS: Readonly<Record<number, {
+    masculine: string;
+    feminine: string;
+}>>;
 /**
  * Spell a whole number in Urdu words, using the South Asian scale
- * (ہزار, لاکھ, کروڑ, ارب) rather than the western million/billion scale.
+ * (ہزار, لاکھ, کروڑ, ارب, کھرب) rather than the western million/billion scale.
  *
- * Coverage note: 21-99 that are not multiples of ten are written compositionally
- * (`اکیس` etc. are irregular in real Urdu, so this returns `بیس ایک`-style forms
- * only as a fallback). Marked experimental for that reason.
+ * Every cardinal from 0 to 99 is a real irregular word — 21 is `اکیس`, not a
+ * composed `بیس ایک` — and the scale words are exact up to 10^15, beyond which
+ * JavaScript's own floating-point representation loses precision.
  *
- * @experimental
+ * @experimental The irregular 21-99 word table is transcribed from standard
+ * textbook forms; a handful of those words have recognised variant spellings.
+ *
+ * @example
+ * numberToUrduWords(1234567) // "بارہ لاکھ چونتیس ہزار پانچ سو سڑسٹھ"
+ * numberToUrduWords(1e9)     // "ایک ارب"
  */
 declare function numberToUrduWords(value: number): string;
+interface FormatUrduNumberOptions {
+    /**
+     * Digit block to emit. The separators follow it: Urdu digits pair with ٬/٫,
+     * English digits with `,`/`.`.
+     * @default "urdu"
+     */
+    digits?: "urdu" | "english";
+    /**
+     * `"southAsian"` groups as lakh/crore (12٬34٬567), `"western"` as thousands
+     * (1٬234٬567), `"none"` emits no separators.
+     * @default "southAsian"
+     */
+    grouping?: "southAsian" | "western" | "none";
+    /**
+     * Fraction digits, rounded half-up. Trailing zeros are dropped, so a whole
+     * number never grows a decimal separator.
+     *
+     * Rounding is applied to the binary double, not to its decimal spelling, and
+     * both language ports do the arithmetic identically. That keeps output
+     * byte-identical between them, and it means values whose decimal form is not
+     * exactly representable (2.675, 1.005) can round down rather than up. Asking
+     * for many digits exposes the representation itself: 1234567.891 at
+     * `decimals: 15` ends in the double's real binary noise. Keep this at 6 or
+     * below for display; `decimalPlaces`-style rounding of exact decimals is out
+     * of scope.
+     * @default 2
+     */
+    decimals?: number;
+}
+/**
+ * Format a number the way Urdu software prints numbers, with South Asian
+ * digit grouping and Urdu digits by default.
+ *
+ * Returns `""` for `NaN` and infinities, matching `formatUrduDate`.
+ *
+ * A very large magnitude prints the shortest decimal that represents the
+ * double, so beyond 2^53 the digits are the value the number really holds.
+ *
+ * @example
+ * formatUrduNumber(1234567)                        // "۱۲٬۳۴٬۵۶۷"
+ * formatUrduNumber(1234567, { grouping: "western" }) // "۱٬۲۳۴٬۵۶۷"
+ * formatUrduNumber(1234, { digits: "english" })       // "1,234"
+ * formatUrduNumber(-3.14159, { decimals: 3 })        // "-۳٫۱۴۲"
+ */
+declare function formatUrduNumber(value: number, options?: FormatUrduNumberOptions): string;
+interface FormatUrduCurrencyOptions extends FormatUrduNumberOptions {
+    /**
+     * `"digits"` prints the amount as a formatted number, `"words"` spells it out.
+     * @default "digits"
+     */
+    style?: "digits" | "words";
+    /** Unit used for every amount except exactly one. @default "روپے" */
+    unit?: string;
+    /** Unit used for an amount of exactly one. @default "روپیہ" */
+    singularUnit?: string;
+}
+/**
+ * Format a money amount with the right Urdu unit for the quantity.
+ *
+ * @experimental The `"words"` style inherits the note on
+ * {@link numberToUrduWords}, and like it requires a whole amount.
+ *
+ * @example
+ * formatUrduCurrency(1500)                    // "۱٬۵۰۰ روپے"
+ * formatUrduCurrency(1)                       // "۱ روپیہ"
+ * formatUrduCurrency(1500, { style: "words" }) // "ایک ہزار پانچ سو روپے"
+ * formatUrduCurrency(2.5, { unit: "ڈالر", singularUnit: "ڈالر" }) // "۲٫۵ ڈالر"
+ */
+declare function formatUrduCurrency(value: number, options?: FormatUrduCurrencyOptions): string;
+interface UrduOrdinalOptions {
+    /**
+     * Urdu ordinals inflect for gender: `پہلا` (masculine) vs `پہلی` (feminine).
+     * @default "masculine"
+     */
+    gender?: "masculine" | "feminine";
+}
+/**
+ * Spell an ordinal in Urdu — `پہلا`, `دوسرا`, `اکیسواں`, `سواں`.
+ *
+ * 1-6 are irregular and come from a table; everything else is the last word of
+ * the cardinal with the ordinal suffix, so `اکیس` becomes `اکیسواں` and `نوے`
+ * becomes `نوےواں`. A word-final `و` contracts instead of doubling, which is
+ * why `نو` becomes `نواں` (not `نوواں`) and `سو` becomes `سواں`.
+ *
+ * `0` returns `صفر`, since "zeroth" has no Urdu ordinal form. Returns `""` for
+ * non-finite input and throws for fractions, like {@link numberToUrduWords}.
+ *
+ * @experimental Inherits the note on {@link numberToUrduWords}.
+ *
+ * @example
+ * toUrduOrdinal(1)                            // "پہلا"
+ * toUrduOrdinal(1, { gender: "feminine" })    // "پہلی"
+ * toUrduOrdinal(9)                            // "نواں"
+ * toUrduOrdinal(21)                           // "اکیسواں"
+ * toUrduOrdinal(100)                          // "سواں"
+ * toUrduOrdinal(1100, { gender: "feminine" }) // "ایک ہزار ایک سویں"
+ */
+declare function toUrduOrdinal(value: number, options?: UrduOrdinalOptions): string;
 
 interface NormalizeOptions {
     /** Apply Unicode NFKC first, folding presentation forms (ﻻ, ﮐ) back to real letters. Default `true`. */
@@ -399,6 +529,44 @@ declare function formatUrduDate(date: Date | string | number, pattern?: string,
  * timeAgoUrdu(Date.now() + 5 * 60 * 1000)   // "۵ منٹ بعد"
  */
 declare function timeAgoUrdu(date: Date | string | number, relativeTo?: Date | string | number, options?: TimeAgoOptions): string;
+interface ParseUrduDateOptions {
+    /**
+     * Year assumed when the input carries no year, e.g. `۲۲ اگست`.
+     * @default the current year
+     */
+    defaultYear?: number;
+}
+/**
+ * Parse a date written with Urdu or English month names, Urdu or ASCII digits,
+ * into a `Date`. This is the inverse of {@link formatUrduDate}, so anything
+ * that function can produce parses back to the same wall-clock moment:
+ *
+ * ```ts
+ * const d = new Date(2026, 7, 22, 14, 30);
+ * const text = formatUrduDate(d, "dddd، D MMMM YYYY، hh:mm A"); // "ہفتہ، ۲۲ اگست ۲۰۲۶، ۰۲:۳۰ دوپہر"
+ * parseUrduDate(text)?.getHours();                            // 14
+ * ```
+ *
+ * Accepted input:
+ * - `۲۲ اگست ۲۰۲۶`, `22 August 2026`, `Aug 22, 2026` (Urdu or English month name)
+ * - `۲۲/۰۸/۲۰۲۶` — day-first, matching Pakistani convention
+ * - `2026-08-22` and `2026-08-22T14:30` — ISO, `` `T` `` form, no timezone offset
+ * - an optional preceding weekday name (ignored) and an optional time with
+ *   `صبح دوپہر شام رات` or `am`/`pm`, e.g. `۰۲:۳۰ دوپہر`
+ *
+ * Deliberately rejected, returning `null`: absolute instants carrying a `Z` or
+ * numeric offset (this function never does timezone conversion — it builds the
+ * wall-clock time in the runtime's own zone, exactly as `formatUrduDate`
+ * reads it), Hijri month names, and dates that do not exist (`۳۱ فروری`).
+ * A two-digit year expands as `00-69` -> `20xx` and `70-99` -> `19xx`.
+ *
+ * @example
+ * parseUrduDate("۲۲ اگست ۲۰۲۶")                    // Date(2026, 7, 22)
+ * parseUrduDate("۵ جنوری ۲۰۲۶، ۰۹:۱۵ صبح")?.getHours() // 9
+ * parseUrduDate("5 جنوری")                         // Date(currentYear, 0, 5)
+ * parseUrduDate("۳۱ فروری ۲۰۲۶")                   // null
+ */
+declare function parseUrduDate(input: string, options?: ParseUrduDateOptions): Date | null;
 
 /**
  * Canonical Urdu prefixes (سابقے) ordered by descending length.
@@ -543,4 +711,4 @@ declare function extractNameParts(fullName: string): {
     suffix?: string;
 };
 
-export { type AffixBreakdown, type DigitStyle, ENGLISH_NAME_ALIASES, type FormatUrduDateOptions, HONORIFICS, type IsUrduOptions, NAME_PREFIXES, type NameTransliterationOptions, type NormalizeOptions, PROTECTED_WORDS, SENTENCE_ABBREVIATIONS, type SearchOptions, type SearchResult, type SlugOptions, type SortOptions, type SplitSentenceOptions, type StemmerOptions, type TimeAgoOptions, URDU_FAMILY_NAMES, URDU_FIRST_NAMES, URDU_MONTHS_GREGORIAN, URDU_MONTHS_HIJRI, URDU_PREFIXES, URDU_STOP_WORDS, URDU_SUFFIXES, URDU_WEEKDAYS, type UrduStats, analyzeUrdu, compareUrdu, convertNumbers, countSentences, countWords, editDistance, extractNameParts, filterStopWords, foldUrdu, formatUrduDate, getAffixes, getUrduMonthName, getUrduWeekdayName, hasUrduSpecificLetters, highlightUrdu, isStopWord, isUrdu, normalizeUrdu, numberToUrduWords, parseUrduNumber, removeDiacritics, removeStopWords, romanToUrdu, romanize, searchUrdu, searchUrduRanked, sortUrdu, splitSentences, splitWords, stemUrdu, stemUrduText, timeAgoUrdu, toArabicIndicDigits, toEnglishDigits, toUrduDigits, transliterateNameToEnglish, transliterateNameToUrdu, urduRatio, urduSlug };
+export { type AffixBreakdown, type DigitStyle, ENGLISH_NAME_ALIASES, type FormatUrduCurrencyOptions, type FormatUrduDateOptions, type FormatUrduNumberOptions, HONORIFICS, type IsUrduOptions, NAME_PREFIXES, type NameTransliterationOptions, type NormalizeOptions, PROTECTED_WORDS, type ParseUrduDateOptions, SENTENCE_ABBREVIATIONS, type SearchOptions, type SearchResult, type SlugOptions, type SortOptions, type SplitSentenceOptions, type StemmerOptions, type TimeAgoOptions, URDU_FAMILY_NAMES, URDU_FIRST_NAMES, URDU_MONTHS_GREGORIAN, URDU_MONTHS_HIJRI, URDU_ONES, URDU_ORDINAL_IRREGULARS, URDU_PREFIXES, URDU_SCALES, URDU_STOP_WORDS, URDU_SUFFIXES, URDU_TEENS_AND_TENS, URDU_TENS_UNITS, URDU_WEEKDAYS, type UrduOrdinalOptions, type UrduStats, analyzeUrdu, compareUrdu, convertNumbers, countSentences, countWords, editDistance, extractNameParts, filterStopWords, foldUrdu, formatUrduCurrency, formatUrduDate, formatUrduNumber, getAffixes, getUrduMonthName, getUrduWeekdayName, hasUrduSpecificLetters, highlightUrdu, isStopWord, isUrdu, normalizeUrdu, numberToUrduWords, parseUrduDate, parseUrduNumber, removeDiacritics, removeStopWords, romanToUrdu, romanize, searchUrdu, searchUrduRanked, sortUrdu, splitSentences, splitWords, stemUrdu, stemUrduText, timeAgoUrdu, toArabicIndicDigits, toEnglishDigits, toUrduDigits, toUrduOrdinal, transliterateNameToEnglish, transliterateNameToUrdu, urduRatio, urduSlug };