# wrPlural

> Locale-aware pluralization via `Intl.PluralRules` — picks the right word form for a count, including languages with more than two forms (Russian, Polish, Arabic, …).

Source: https://ngwr.dev/reference/pipes/wr-plural  
Kind: Pipe

## Import

```angular-ts
import { WrPlural } from 'ngwr/pipes';

@Component({ imports: [WrPlural] })
export class MyComponent { /* ... */ }
```

## Live demo

Drag the count — English two-form vs Russian three-form.

## Usage

```angular-html
{{ 1 | wrPlural: { one: 'comment', other: 'comments' } }}
<!-- "1 comment" -->

{{ 5 | wrPlural: { one: 'файл', few: 'файла', other: 'файлов' } : { locale: 'ru' } }}
<!-- "5 файлов" -->

{{ count() | wrPlural: forms : { includeValue: false } }}
<!-- word only -->
```

## Why ngwr provides this

Hand-rolled `n % 10` pluralization breaks the moment a second language shows up, and Angular's `i18n-plural` requires the full i18n extraction pipeline. This pipe defers to `Intl.PluralRules` — correct for every CLDR locale, zero setup, works with plain strings from any source.

## API

| Name | Description | Type | Default |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| `wrPlural` | Picks the word form for a count via `Intl.PluralRules`. Forms are keyed by CLDR category (`zero`/`one`/`two`/`few`/`many`/`other`); missing keys fall back to `other`. | `(value: number \| null \| undefined, forms: WrPluralForms, options: WrPluralOptions = {}) => string` | `—` |
| `options.includeValue` | Prefix the locale-formatted count before the word. | `boolean` | `true` |
| `options.locale` | Locale override; defaults to Angular's `LOCALE_ID`. | `string` | `LOCALE_ID` |