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javasript numeral local format

BeardedBicycleDev answered on September 5, 2022 Popularity 3/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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var yourNumeral = numeral(1234.56);

// helper fn to switch local and convert.
function switchLocal(local, num, convert) {
  numeral.locale(local);
  num.set(fx.convert(num.value(), convert)); 
  return num.format();
}

// set money.js base and rates
fx.base = "EUR";
fx.rates = {
  "USD" : 1.0873 // eg. 1 EUR === 1.0873 USD
};

// set default format.
numeral.defaultFormat('0,0[.]00 $');
// load a locale.
numeral.register('locale', 'fr', {
  delimiters: {
    thousands: ' ',
    decimal: ','
  },
  abbreviations: {
    thousand: 'k',
    million: 'm',
    billion: 'b',
    trillion: 't'
  },
  ordinal : function (number) {
    return number === 1 ? 'er' : 'ème';
  },
  currency: {
    symbol: '€'
  }
});
// set the loaded local.
numeral.locale('fr');

// yourNumeral with loaded local "fr".
console.log(yourNumeral.format());
// yourNumeral switched local to "en" and converted from € to $.
console.log(switchLocal('en', yourNumeral, { from: "EUR", to: "USD" }));
// yourNumeral switched back to "fr" local and converted back to € from $.
console.log(switchLocal('fr', yourNumeral, { from: "USD", to: "EUR" }));

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