I think this seems to be able to add features of times of day, months, and week

example
besok lusa or kemarin lusa or minggu depan

I see no double data type
example :

1209.74 -> seribu dua ratus sembilan koma tujuh puluh empat

• support double data type

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Numbers

FormatRupiah(int n, int limit)

Formats a given integer to a locally formatted Rupiah string. Might also have a limit argument, so instead of Rp1.000.000,00, it would print out Rp1M or Rp1mio.

Sample input -> output:

• FormatRupiah(1_000_000) -> Rp1.000.000,00
• FormatRupiah(-1_000_000) -> (Rp1.000.000)

Implementation done on:

• Javascript
• Go
• C#
• Kotlin
• Ruby

Terbilang(int n)

Converts a given integer to words

Sample input -> output

• Terbilang(123_456) -> seratus dua puluh tiga ribu empat ratus lima puluh enam
• Terbilang(-123_456) -> minus seratus dua puluh tiga ribu empat ratus lima puluh enam
• Terbilang(0) -> nol

Implementation done on:

• Javascript
• Go
• C#
• Kotlin
• Ruby

Diskon(int nominal, UnitDiskon unit, int amount, int x, int y, int z)

Add a discount to the given integer with the specified amount and unit and returns an integer. Where UnitDiskon is an enum of MinPurchaseOfX, PercentOfX, MinXMaxY.

Sample input -> output

• Diskon(50_000, UnitDiskon.PercentOfX, 10) -> 45000
• Diskon(50_000, UnitDiskon.MinimumPembelianX, 10_000, 3, 5) -> 40000
• Diskon(50_000, UnitDiskon.MinXMaxY, 10_000, 5, 90, 6) -> 40000

Implementation done on:

• Javascript
• Go
• C#
• Kotlin
• Ruby

Date Time

DurasiSejak(date d)

Returns a string in which says "2 hari yang lalu", "2 jam lalu". Might even have a limit argument like FormatRupiah(), so it would print out "2j lalu" instead of "2 jam lalu".

Implementation done on:

• Javascript
• Go
• C#
• Kotlin
• Ruby

DurasiMenuju(date d)

Like DurasiSejak() but returns the reverse of that: "2 hari kedepan", "2 jam kedepan".

Implementation done on:

• Javascript
• Go
• C#
• Kotlin
• Ruby