Add support for Hindi

[jglaszka]

Tradukisto is the library what converts numbers to human-readable words - for example from 14 to fourteen. This issue was created to add support for counting in new language. Depending on how numeral system in your language is similar to other languages (english, arabic, german, slavic) and how many exceptions it have - it can be easy or more demanding.

Implementing unit tests will be really helpful for you, I encourage you to create them first (TDD paradigm), before developing new changes in the code. You can run them in terminal with ./gradlew test or green button in Intellij code editor.

New language needs to have implementation for Container. Depending on how your language works, having conjugation, gender forms, custom chunking (typically divider is for 3 numbers) etc it may be needed to define more advanced container with custom implementations for counting, for example turkish. Tests will really be helpful for you to see if it needs custom implementations or not.

Also define Values - translations for base numers and for plural forms (thousands, millions etc).
Feel free to ask if you have more questions, we will try to help you.
https://github.com/allegro/tradukisto/wiki/How-to-start-contributing

[ronisarkarexe]

@jglaszka Hey, I saw my language ( Bangla ) missing from the list, can I contribute to the change?

[jglaszka]

@jglaszka Hey, I saw my language ( Bangla ) missing from the list, can I contribute to the change?

sure, we are open for new languages :)

[ronisarkarexe]

Can you guide me to contribute? I am new to the open-source community. and I am so excited to work with you.

[jglaszka]

Yes. What type of help do you need (language/git/business logic)? You can also check guide first: https://github.com/allegro/tradukisto/wiki/Create-your-first-Pull-Request.

[ronisarkarexe]

Question:-

1. how can I run this project locally?
2. What is the name of your branch mean? example my language like ( language_bangla )
3. what is Add label?

[jglaszka]

1. How can I run this project locally?
   This is an library. There are 2 ways to run this project.
   1. You can "run" it using unit tests (example test: https://github.com/allegro/tradukisto/blob/master/src/test/groovy/pl/allegro/finance/tradukisto/ValueConvertersTest.groovy#L116, how does tests works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5pE7L2tVV8&ab_channel=BrianFraser)
   2. Create your own app in Java and import tradukisto (example: https://github.com/allegro/tradukisto/wiki/Getting-Started-with-Tradukisto!).
2. You can create any name of the git branch as you want, for example language_bangla_implementation
3. Label can be added in github:

[ronisarkarexe]

@jglaszka thanks for the guidance. I created a pull request Please check it.

[girdharsourabh]

@jglaszka Can you assign this issue to me, I will add Hindi Support.

[girdharsourabh]

@jglaszka I have written all implementation for hindi language, only one catch left - "In Hindi, its two digits as separator after thousand and not like English where its always 3 digits between denomination change". Its like "xx,xx,xx,xxx.yy" format Trying to figure out that override functionality. Need to write new custom implementation of Number chunking.

@ronisarkarexe Its same in bengali as well, I guess you missed that functionality.

[jglaszka]

@girdharsourabh Today I will take a look at it.

[jglaszka]

@girdharsourabh I reviewed your PR and added a few comments.

[jglaszka]

@ronisarkarexe I checked your PR and I left questions to ensure if the code works properly: #110 (comment)