toRomanNumeral

A utility function to convert an integer to its equivalent Roman numeral representation.
> toRomanNumeral(num: number): string
Parameters
  • num (number): The integer to convert to a Roman numeral. Must be a positive integer within the range of representable Roman numerals.
  • Returns: A string representing the Roman numeral equivalent of the input number.

Example

import { toRomanNumeral } from "@explita/daily-toolset";

// Convert a number to a Roman numeral
const roman1 = toRomanNumeral(1987);
console.log(roman1); // Output: "MCMLXXXVII"

const roman2 = toRomanNumeral(44);
console.log(roman2); // Output: "XLIV"

const roman3 = toRomanNumeral(3999);
console.log(roman3); // Output: "MMMCMXCIX"

Use Cases

  • Displaying numbers in Roman numeral format for classical or stylistic purposes.
  • Converting year values to Roman numerals for historical or ceremonial contexts.
  • Building games or applications that involve Roman numeral arithmetic or puzzles.