Looking for a simple library to handle your pluralization?
Plural Squirrel allows you to write simple templates to handle plural text.
By using [single|plural|zero] syntax, you are able to easily simply distinguish how you'd like your string to be formatted for different inputs.
constdogs=plural`The dog[|s] [is|are] hungry.`console.log(dogs(1))// The dog is hungry.console.log(dogs(5))// The dogs are hungry.You may wish to use additional arguments with your function, or output the number of items. [#] will insert the number of items, and [0] will refer to the first additional argument passed in.
constbananas=plural`[0] has eaten [#] banana[|s].`console.log(bananas(1,'Josh'))// Josh has eaten 1 banana.console.log(bananas(2,'Steve'))// Steve has eaten 2 bananas.You may use the # symbol the [single|plural] syntax as well.
constbananas=plural`[0] has eaten [a|#] banana[|s].`console.log(bananas(1,'Josh'))// Josh has eaten a banana.console.log(bananas(2,'Steve'))// Steve has eaten 2 bananas.