Jerome Simeon

> I think we can start with a formula that renders a number as words. I suspect that will solve 90% of the problem... We can then wait and see...

> * I frequently run into contracts that spell out numeric amounts in words. I'd guess that 50% of the contracts I see have it somewhere, so it's definitely something...

Discussed during a Tech WG call. This reference is interesting: https://www.delawarelitigation.com/2019/01/articles/chancery-court-updates/words-prevail-over-conflicting-numbers-in-contract/#:~:text=A%20recent%20Delaware%20Court%20of,that%20is%20inconsistent%20and%20contradictory.

> @jeromesimeon Is this issue still available for work.I would like to work as well share my ideas upon this issue. Sounds great @Cronus1007 Would be great if there was...

> @jeromesimeon The plan that I intend to follow to resolve this issue :- > > * [ ] NPM package to be used [this](https://www.npmjs.com/package/to-words) > * [ ] Files...

> @jeromesimeon Can you plzz refer me the files that parse contract text and shall I start implementing this feature? hi @Cronus1007 The parser is actually located in the `markdown-transform`...

Reading through a little bit, we might want to offer a "format" for numbers that lets you add an English form. Here is the corresponding part of the documentation for...

> Reading through a little bit, we might want to offer a "format" for numbers that lets you add an English form. Here is the corresponding part of the documentation...

I don't understand this issue. (And yes, I have only myself to blame). @mttrbrts any idea what this is about?

There is a `compression` option on `jszip` which is `STORE` (no compression) by default https://stuk.github.io/jszip/documentation/api_jszip/generate_async.html Option would presumable need to be added to this call: https://github.com/accordproject/cicero/blob/558978c230e1a774e587a26c47f83b9ef284e615/packages/cicero-core/src/templatesaver.js#L118 Default compression would simply...