The goal is to develop a time-2-text converter function (time2text) that converts time strings (formatted as 'HH:MM') to human readable text so that a virtual assistants such as Siri can read the text to our blind users.
The input will always be a valid time between '00:00' and '23:59'.
- '08:54' should be converted to 'eight fifty-four in the morning'.
- Before 12:00 'in the morning' should be used. And before 6pm 'in the afternoon'.
- After 6pm the time should say 'in the evening'.
- Midnight and noon should result in 'midnight' and 'noon' respectively ('in the morning' etc. is not necessary in these cases).
- Consider half past, quarter to and quarter past (e.g. 13:30 results in 'half past one in the afternoon'). The same applies to 5, 10 and 20 past/to.
- Leading zeros should result in 'oh' (e.g. 23:03 results in 'eleven oh three in the evening').
- Consider combinations of the above rules (e.g. '11:55' should result in 'five to noon').
- The full hour should say "o'clock" (e.g. 16:00 should result in 'four o'clock in the afternoon').
> npm run test:time> npm run test:watch> npm run start:watchThe goal is to develop a money-2-text converter function (money2text) that converts money (USD) (formatted as '10000.00') to human readable text so that a virtual assistants such as Siri can read the text to our blind users.
> npm run test:money
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