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Exchange rates from Nordea Bank.
Just like any other gem:
gem install nordea
The Money gem integration works in a similar way to the eu_central_bank library, mostly because I referenced that gem while building this one. A couple of the methods in the Nordea::Bank class are pretty much identical to those in the eu_central_bank gem.
nordea_bank = Nordea::Bank.new
Money.default_bank = nordea_bank
# Exchange 100 EUR to USD
nordea_bank.exchange(100, "EUR", "USD")
# Exchange 100 USD to South African rands
Money.us_dollar(100).exchange_to("ZAR")
# Exchange 100 Canadian dollars to US dollars
nordea_bank.exchange_with(Money.new(100, "CAD"), "USD")
# Update the forex rates
nordea_bank.update_rates
exchange_rates = Nordea::ExchangeRates.new
exchange_rates.currencies
#=> returns a hash of currencies
exchange_rates.currencies(true)
#=> returns a hash of currencies, but forces a data update
exchange_rates.headers
#=> returns a hash of the data headers from Nordea
For more information, read the documentation.
The gem should work with Ruby 1.9.3, Ruby 2.0.0, jRuby, and Rubinius (only Ruby 1.9 is actively targetted).
Nordea quotes exchange rates on national banking days at least three times a day:
MIT License. Copyright 2011-2013 Matias Korhonen.
See the LICENSE file for more details.
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