@brazilian-utils/format-boleto
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Return boleto formatted with mask.
# Yarn
yarn add @brazilian-utils/format-boleto
# npm
npm install @brazilian-utils/format-boleto --save
# UMD
<script type='text/javascript' src='https://unpkg.com/@brazilian-utils/format-boleto/dist/index.umd.js'></script>
import formatBoleto from '@brazilian-utils/format-boleto';
formatBoleto('10491'); // 10491
formatBoleto('104914433'); // 10491.4433
formatBoleto('1049144338551190000'); // 10491.44338 55119.0000
formatBoleto('10491443385511900000200000000'); // 10491.44338 55119.000002 00000.000
formatBoleto('10491443385511900000200000000141325230000093423'); // 10491.44338 55119.000002 00000.000141 3 25230000093423
// Convênio
formatBoleto('8364000017873356004500010000000'); // 836400001787.335600450001.0000000
formatBoleto('836400001787335600450001000000002501510006150153'); // 836400001787.335600450001.000000002501.510006150153
FAQs
Return boleto formatted with mask.
We found that @brazilian-utils/format-boleto demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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