A simple Javascript utility that helps you to display currency properly
This particular commit on the original repo causes problems for our repo.
From @naganowl, Root cause is a combo of that and using of in CoffeeScript is bad because it turns into an in in Javascript which loops over keys you don't own. We have a lot of CoffeeScript doing this when it should be using in which turns into a basic for loop It's not a problem with the library as much as it's a problem with our problematic CoffeeScript
Once/If the Array.Prototype polyfill is removed, the original repo can be used.
npm install currency-formatter --save
var currencyFormatter = require('currency-formatter');
currencyFormatter.format(1000000, { code: 'USD' });
// => '$1,000,000.00'
currencyFormatter.format(1000000, { code: 'GBP' });
// => '£1,000,000.00'
currencyFormatter.format(1000000, { code: 'EUR' });
// => '1 000 000,00 €'You can also get the currency information.
var currencyFormatter = require('currency-formatter');
currencyFormatter.findCurrency('USD');
// returns:
// {
// code: 'USD',
// symbol: '$',
// thousandsSeparator: ',',
// decimalSeparator: '.',
// symbolOnLeft: true,
// spaceBetweenAmountAndSymbol: false,
// decimalDigits: 2
// }Currency Formatter uses accounting library under the hood, and you can use its options to override the default behavior.
var currencyFormatter = require('currency-formatter');
currencyFormatter.format(1000000, {
symbol: '@',
decimal: '*',
thousand: '^',
precision: 1,
format: '%v %s' // %s is the symbol and %v is the value
});
// => '1^000^000*0 @'You could also get a list of all the currencies here using one of the following:
var currencies = require('currency-formatter/currencies');
// OR
var currencyFormatter = require('currency-formatter');
var currencies = currencyFormatter.currencies;