@telefonica/money-formatter

money-formatter

Simple multi-currency money formatter

Install

yarn add '@tuenti/money-formatter';

formatMoney({amount, precision, currency}, locale)

Returns a string always in UNIT_PRECISION

• {number} money.amount indicates how much, depends on precision
• {number} money.precision indicates amount precision, in base 10
• {string} money.currency ISO 4217 currency representation
• {string} locale=unknown_locale Locale

If currency is unknown, uses the given ISO 4217 description

moneyFormatter.formatMoney({
  amount: 2000,
  precision: 0,
  currency: 'EUR',
});

moneyFormatter.formatMoney(
  {
    amount: 2000,
    precision: 0,
    currency: 'EUR',
  },
  'es_ES'
);

moneyFormatter.formatMoney({
  amount: 2000,
  precision: 0,
  currency: 'POTATOES',
});

Output:

2,000.00 €
2.000,00 €
POTATOES 2,000.00

formatMoneyFittingPrecision({amount, precision, currency}, locale)

Returns a string in UNIT_PRECISION if the amount in UNIT_PRECISION is higher or equal than 1, in CENTI_PRECISION otherwise

• {number} money.amount indicates how much, depends on precision
• {number} money.precision indicates amount precision, in base 10
• {string} money.currency ISO 4217 currency representation
• {string} locale=unknown_locale Locale

If currency is unknown, uses the given ISO 4217 description

moneyFormatter.formatMoneyFittingPrecision({
  amount: 200,
  precision: 3,
  currency: 'EUR',
});

moneyFormatter.formatMoneyFittingPrecision(
  {
    amount: 200,
    precision: 0,
    currency: 'USD',
  },
  'en_US'
);

Output:

20,00 cénts.
$ 200.00

getFormatter(locale)

Workaround for returning both formatters, to avoid passing locale always as a parameter.

• {string} locale=unknown_locale Locale

moneyFormatter.getFormatter('en_US').formatMoneyFittingPrecision({
  amount: 200,
  precision: 3,
  currency: 'EUR',
});

moneyFormatter.getFormatter().formatMoney(
  {
    amount: 200,
    precision: 0,
    currency: 'USD',
  },
  'en_US'
);