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dolares

v1.0.4

Published

A formatter for numbers into currencies

Readme

Dolares

A library made for formatting currencies, built using typescript. It allows you to easily format currencies with ease

Installation

NPM

npm i dolares

PNPM

pnpm i dolares

BUN

bun i dolares

Importing Dolares

To import dolares, you will have to add following

import {Dolares} from 'dolares'

Then declare dolares

const dolares = new Dolares();

Formatting Currencies

.format() takes in 2 values by default amount and the country's currency code currency

dolares.format(25000, 'USD')
//output: $25,000.00

Changing formating

additonal their are two optional parameters that allow you to change the formating locale and custom_digits by default the locale is en-US and custom_digits is 2


dolares.format(25000, "EUR", "de-DE")
//output : 25.000,00 €

dolares.format(2500000, "JPY","ja-JP",0)
//output : ¥25,000,000

Checking for available currencies

To see all available currencies you can use the .available_currencies() method to access the object containing all available curriencies

let all_Currencies = dolares.available_currencies()
console.log(all_Currencies)

Developer notes

Additional methods will be added later better support in the future. Please feel free to raise any issues https://github.com/keneilvx/dolares.js/issues

Version 1.0.2