Ruby runtime methods for CLDR plural rules (see camertron/cldr-plurals).

Spanish Pluralizer is a gem for converting singular spanish nouns into plural. It works by adding the following methods to String: [:pluralize_spanish, :spanish_pluralizer_acute, :spanish_pluralizer_unacute, :spanish_pluralizer_is_acute?]. It can handle diphthong, hiatus and adding or removing acutes, but fails with monosyllables and rule exceptions like "régimen" => "regímenes" and "espécimen" => "especímenes".

A gem for basic English pluralization rules: Pluralizer.pluralize("scarf") => "scarves"

Ruby implementation of the ICU (International Components for Unicode) that uses the Common Locale Data Repository to format dates, plurals, and more.

Rich-pluralization is a module of E9s (http://github.com/archan937/e9s) which provides localized pluralization in combination with i18n. Doing this enables you to only translate words in singular form as the module pluralizes the translation for you.

Pluralize is a Liquid filter to make it easy to form correct plurals.

Pluralizr is a gem that takes a single word and returns the pluralized version of that word. It takes into account various rules including words that end with the letter 'y'—where 'y' is preceded by a vowel or consonant—and words of French, Greek and Latin origins.

A client for the PluralKit REST API

A gem to pluralize words.

Javascript runtime methods for CLDR plural rules (see camertron/cldr-plurals).

Tokenizes and parses CLDR plural rules and provides a mechanism for emitting them as source code

A gem to pluralize wordz with a z.

A simple gem that extends the String class to allow pluralization of Portuguese nouns

To house and share a global rubocop configuration. Includes a default and strict default option

Better pluralization for non-english languages

Pluralize sentences based on the number of objects

pluralize liquid filter for Jekyll

Provides an SDK for interacting wth the Plurall API in Ruby

Changes ActiveRecord's update_attribute (singular) method to behave more intuitively and consistently like update_attributes (plural). ActiveRecord's built-in update_attribute (singular) will not check validations on the object before saving, unlike update_attributes (plural), which will.

Adds block support to the Rails' pluralize view helper so you can further customize its output