BUG: If we set decimal as comma - we get an invalid value
Ph0enixKM opened this issue · 2 comments
Ph0enixKM commented
Specification
Node version: 17
Currency.js version: 2.0.4
Problem
If we set ','
as the value for the decimal
field in the settings object - we get a value that is 100 times bigger
How to reproduce
console.log(currencyJs('78.00', {decimal: ',' }).format())
// Output: "$7,800,00"
Here is a link to runkit example
scurker commented
This is expected.
What are you trying to accomplish? When you specify ,
as a decimal value, currency.js tries to parse any string inputs with your specified options. If you're trying to format your output string, you can pass the format options just into the format function:
currency("78.00").format({ decimal: "," })
// "$78,00"
Otherwise your input string needs to be the same as the specified format:
currency("78,00", { decimal: ',' }).format()
// "$78,00"
Ph0enixKM commented
Thank you I must have misunderstood the usage.