Usage

aliasMonetized.Moneyschema"transaction"dofield:description,:stringfield:balance,Money,default:Money.zerotimestampsend

balance=Money.make("£ 100.50")changeset=Transaction.changeset(%Transaction{},%{description:"Invoice payment",balance:balance})# Orbalance=%{value:"100.50",currency:"GBP"}changeset=Transaction.changeset(%Transaction{},%{description:"Invoice payment",balance:balance})

Other usage

aliasMonetized.MoneyaliasMonetized.Math# Create with a stringiex>item_one=Money.make("£ 200.50")#Money<200.50GBP># Or a floatiex>item_two=Money.make(10.25,[currency:"GBP"])#Money<10.25GBP># Adding two moneys togetheriex>Math.add(item_one,item_two)#Money<210.75GBP># Or an integeriex>balance=Money.make(100_000,[currency:"USD"])#Money<100000.00USD># Substracting from money (currency inferred from balance)iex>result=Math.sub(balance,50_000)#Money<50000.00USD># Getting the string representationiex>Money.to_string(result,[currency_symbol:true])"$ 50,000.00"# You can also use `from_integer/2`, `from_float/2`, `from_decimal/2` and `from_string/2`# respectively if the desired behavior is to raise when the amount is# not of the expected type.# If either the symbol or the currency key is found within the string,# that currency will be used. However, if a different currency is given in the# options, it will take precedence.iex>Money.from_string("£ 200")#Money<200.00GBP>iex>Money.from_string("200 EUR")#Money<200.00EUR>iex>Money.from_integer(200)#Money<200.00>iex>Money.from_float(200.50)#Money<200.50>iex>decimal=Decimal.new(10.25)...>Money.from_decimal(decimal,currency:"EUR")#Money<10.15EUR>iex>Money.from_integer("10")**(FunctionClauseError) no function clause matchinginMonetized.Money.from_integer/2(monetized) lib/money.ex:204: Monetized.Money.from_integer("10",[])

Config

config:monetized,config:[delimiter:",",separator:".",currency:"USD",format:"%cs %n%s%d"]

Installation

defdepsdo[{:monetized,"~> 0.5.0"}]end

TODO

Benchmarking

$mix deps.get$MIX_ENV=bench mix compile$MIX_ENV=bench mix bench

Contributing

Licensing