currency-symbol-mapper
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A function to lookup the currency symbol for a given currency code
A function to lookup the currency symbol for a given currency code and vice versa.
npm install currency-symbol-mapper
var getSymbolFromCurrency = require('currency-symbol-map').getSymbolFromCurrency;
getSymbolFromCurrency('GBP'); //=> '£'
getSymbolFromCurrency('EUR'); //=> '€'
getSymbolFromCurrency('USD'); //=> '$'
getSymbolFromCurrency('NOT A VALID CODE'); //=> undefined
var getCurrencyFromSymbol = require('currency-symbol-map').getCurrencyFromSymbol;
getCurrencyFromSymbol('£'); //=> 'GBP'
getCurrencyFromSymbol('€'); //=> 'EUR'
getCurrencyFromSymbol('$'); //=> 'USD'
getCurrencyFromSymbol('NOT A VALID CODE'); //=> undefined
var symbolCurrencyMap = require('currency-symbol-map').symbolCurrencyMap;
/*
{
"$": "USD",
"£": "GBP",
...
}
*/
var currencySymbolMap = require('currency-symbol-map').currencySymbolMap;
/*
{
"USD": "$",
"GBP": "£",
...
}
*/
var getSymbol = require('currency-symbol-map')
getSymbol('GBP') //=> '£'
getSymbol('EUR') //=> '€'
getSymbol('USD') //=> '$'
getSymbol('NOT A VALID CODE') //=> '?'
npm test
Forked from project maintained by Ben Gourley (https://github.com/bengourley/currency-symbol-map).
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A function to lookup the currency symbol for a given currency code
We found that currency-symbol-mapper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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