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- format-money-js
- format-money-js/dist/format-money.js
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format-money-js
Zero dependency tiny JavaScript library (841 bytes) by CurrencyRate.today, providing simple way and advanced number, money and currency formatting and removes all formatting/cruft and returns the raw float value. Size of library: 841 bytes in zip and 1.2 kByte in min formats.
Functions
from: money and currency formatting;
un: removes all formatting/cruft and returns the raw float value.
Examples
const { FormatMoney } = require('format-money-js');
const fm = new FormatMoney({
decimals: 2
});
console.log(fm.from(12345.67, { symbol: '$' })); // return string: $12,345.67
console.log(fm.un('€12,345;67')); // return number: 12345.67
const { FormatMoney } = require('format-money-js');
const fm = new FormatMoney({
decimals: 2
});
console.log(fm.from(
12345.67,
{ symbol: '$' },
true // Parse, return object
)
);
/* return object:
{
source: 12345.67,
negative: false,
fullAmount: '12,345.67',
amount: '12,345',
decimals: '.67',
symbol: '$'
}*/
Options
You can added options in construct of class and in method. But method will be primary.
Example:
const fm = new FormatMoney({ symbol: '$' });
console.log(fm.from(12345.67, { symbol: '€' })); // €12,345.67
console.log(fm.un('€12.345,67', { decimalPoint: ',' })); // 12345.67
Name | Default | Type | Example |
---|---|---|---|
grouping | true | Boolean | 1,000 (true) vs 1000 (false) |
separator | , | String | 1,000 |
decimalPoint | . | String | 1,234.56 |
decimals | 0 | Number | 1,234 (0 - without decimals) |
symbol | None | String | $1,234.56 (if append false) |
append | false | String | 1,234.56$ (if append true) |
leadZeros | true | Boolean | true - 1.10, false - 1.1 (leading zeros) |