MoneyMan is a way to represent money in your application as an object.
Using floating point numbers can be bad news and lead to a lot of headaches that may make you afraid to want to perform currency exchanges in your application. MoneyMan strives to make dealing with money easy by using the following:
- Immutable money objects that protect you from having money values suddenly become something else.
- Integer-based money values that protect your app against rounding errors.
- Currency exchange to convert money objects into a desired currency
- Interchangeable currency exchange services using either Google, Yahoo, or Fixer (backed by the Swap library)
- Formatting the display of your money object values to be shown in a desired locale
- Ability to two money objects of different currencies and get an output in desired currency
Currently supported exchange rate servcies include:
Install
Use the command line:
$ composer require grahamsutton/moneymanCreate money object and print its value based on locale
use MoneyMan\Money;
use MoneyMan\Currency;
$money = new Money(123400, new Currency('USD'));
// Get human readable value based on locale , default is 'en_US'
echo $money->getFormatted(); // "$1,234.00"
// Get human readable value based on specified locale
echo $money->getFormatted('de_DE'); // "1.234,00 $"Get a Swap object for fetching rates
use MoneyMan\Exchange;
use MoneyMan\ServiceFactory;
// Available services
$yahoo_service = ServiceFactory::getService('yahoo');
$fixer_service = ServiceFactory::getService('fixer');
// Pass to a \MoneyMan\Exchange object
$exchange = new Exchange($fixer_service);Exchange a Money object from one currency to another
use MoneyMan\Money;
use MoneyMan\Currency;
use MoneyMan\Exchange;
use MoneyMan\ServiceFactory;
$service = ServiceFactory::getService('fixer'); // use Fixer.io
$exchange = new Exchange($service);
$money = new Money(5000, new Currency('USD'));
// Pretend USD->EUR exchange rate is 0.92142
$exchanged_money = $exchange->exchange($money, new Currency('EUR'));
// Print the new money object value
echo $exchanged_money->getFormatted(); // "€46.07"
// Print it in different locale
echo $exchanged_money->getFormatted('de_DE'); // "46,07 €"Add two Money objects with same currency
use MoneyMan\Money;
use MoneyMan\Currency;
$money1 = new Money(12300, new Currency('USD'));
$money2 = new Money(4500, new Currency('USD'));
// Returns a brand new Money object
$new_money = $money1->add($money2);
// Get human readable value of the new Money object
echo $new_money->getFormatted(); // "$168.00"Subtract two Money objects with same currency
use MoneyMan\Money;
use MoneyMan\Currency;
$money1 = new Money(12300, new Currency('USD'));
$money2 = new Money(4500, new Currency('USD'));
// Returns a brand new Money object
$new_money = $money1->subtract($money2); // think $money1 - $money2
// Get human readable value of the new Money object
echo $new_money->getFormatted(); // "$78.00"Add two Money objects with different currencies
use MoneyMan\Money;
use MoneyMan\Currency;
use MoneyMan\Exchange;
use MoneyMan\ServiceFactory;
// Get a service that will be used to perform the exchange
$service = ServiceFactory::getService('yahoo'); // will use Yahoo Finance
$exchange = new Exchange($service);
$money1 = new Money(4300, new Currency('USD'));
$money2 = new Money(6700, new Currency('EUR'));
// $money2 will be converted to $money1's currency and then added together.
// Pretend EUR->USD exchange rate is 1.09124
$exchanged_money = $exchange->add($money1, $money2);
// Print the new money object's value
echo $exchanged_money->getFormatted(); // "$116.11"
// Print the new money object in different locale
echo $exchanged_money->getFormatted('de_DE'); // "116,11 $"Subtract two Money objects with different currencies
...
$money1 = new Money(10000, new Currency('EUR'));
$money2 = new Money(5300, new Currency('USD'));
// $money2 will be converted to $money1's currency and then subtracted from $money1
// Pretend USD->EUR exchange rate is 0.94235
$exchanged_money = $exchange->subtract($money1, $money2); // think $money1 - $money2
// Print the new money object's value
echo $exchanged_money->getFormatted(); // "€50.05"
// Print the new money object in different locale
echo $exchanged_money->getFormatted('de_DE'); // "50,05 €"It may not seem to make a whole bunch of sense at first, but when you really think a little deeper, it does. Imagine you have a $20 USD bill. Can a $20 bill suddenly become $35? Obviously, no. You must add $15 to it to get a new single value, you do not change the value of the $20 bill.
Money objects in MoneyMan intend to take a more "natural" world approach. In the example, the $20 bill represents a single value of money (the first Money object). When we add $15 to it, we are adding a second, separate value of money (the second Money object). From this we get a new, single value of both totals combined (a new, third Money object).
The MIT License
Copyright (c) 2017 Graham Sutton
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