universal-numbers-formatter v1.1.2

universal-numbers-formatter

Universal numbers formatter converts supplied number into different local format based on provided parameters. See below list of parameters.

Installation

NPM

npm install --save universal-numbers-formatter

Usage

import { universalNumbersFormatter } from 'universal-numbers-formatter';

const modifiedNumberObject1 = universalNumbersFormatter(
  13546595.12344,
  'en',
  'IN'
);
console.log('Test=1', modifiedNumberObject1);

// Result:
// {
//     longNotation: "1,35,46,595.12",
//     shortNotation: "1.35Cr"
// }

const modifiedNumberObject2 = universalNumbersFormatter(
  13546595.12344,
  'en',
  'US',
  true,
  'USD'
);
console.log('Test=2', modifiedNumberObject2);

// Result:
// {
//     longNotation: "$13,546,595.12",
//     shortNotation: "$13.55M"
// }

Using RequireJS:

define(['universal-numbers-formatter'], function (
  universalNumbersFormatter
) {});
// or
define(function (require) {
  var universalNumbersFormatter = require('universal-numbers-formatter');
});

In a node application:

const universalNumbersFormatter = require('universal-numbers-formatter');
universalNumbersFormatter.universalNumbersFormatter();
// or
const { universalNumbersFormatter } = require('universal-numbers-formatter');
universalNumbersFormatter();

Options

universalNumbersFormatter =
  (number, langaugeCode, countryCode, isCurrency, currencyCode);

Usage explanation

number : Number

(Mandatory) First argument must be number which is supposed to be converted.

langaugeCode : String

(Mandatory) Second argument must be string which denotes language code. Example en for English and de for German and so on. Show Details.

countryCode: String

(Mandatory) Third argument must be string which denotes country code. Example US for USA and IN for India and so on. Details. Show Details.

isCurrency: Boolean

(Optional) Fourth argument is optional. By default its value is false. If you need currency denotation then supply it as true and followed by currencyCode.

currencyCode: String

(Optional) Fifth argument is optional. If you need currency denotation, then first enable isCurrency as true and then supply currencyCode. For example - USD for Dollars and INR for Rupees and so on. The currency to use in currency formatting. Possible values are the ISO 4217 currency codes, such as "USD" for the US dollar, "EUR" for the euro, or "CNY" for the Chinese RMB. Show Details

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Supported Language Codes

Supported Country Codes

Supported Currency Codes

| UNITED ARAB EMIRATES