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@touch4it/currency-format
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$ npm install --save @touch4it/currency-format
constructor(amount, [currency='USD'])
Object constructor
Options:
amount
(required) - Price amountcurrency
(optional, default: USD
) - Price currencytoString([decimals])
Print string with correct number of decimal places
Options:
decimals
(optional, default: calculated from currency) - Decimal places in outputReturn:
Formatted string
add(amount)
Add amount to previous amount
Options:
amount
(required) - Amount to be addedReturn:
Object (this)
subtract(amount)
Subtract amount from previous amount
Options:
amount
(required) - Amount to be subtractedReturn:
Object (this)
vat(vatPercent)
Calculate VAT amount
Options:
vatPercent
(required) - Percent of VAT as number (e.g. 40
for 40%)Return:
VAT amount as string with correct number of decimal places
addVat(vatPercent)
Add VAT amount to previous amount
Options:
vatPercent
(required) - Percent of VAT (e.g. 40
for 40%)Return:
Object (this)
See tests
MIT
FAQs
Currency formatter
The npm package @touch4it/currency-format receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, @touch4it/currency-format popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @touch4it/currency-format 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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