Formatting Data#

Formatting Currencies#

import { formatCurrency } from "@tinka/content";

formatCurrency	input: number	options: formatCurrencyOptions
	any number that you wish to format. The function does not convert cents. Passing `1` means 1 euro, dollar... etc.	an optional object to customise the formatting.

The function rounds incoming values to the second decimal place. An input of 1.999 will have the same output of using 2 as the input.

property	type	description
thousandsSeparator	string	The string used as the thousands separator. It's `,` in the US and `.` in the Netherlands.
decimalSeparator	string	The string used as the decimal separator. It's `.` in the US and `,` in the Netherlands.
currencySymbol	string	The string will prepend to the formatted value. Example: `€` or `EUR` , not the space here.
roundFigureSymbol	string	In some countries, a dash is used when the fractional part of a value is zero. Pass an empty string to disable this substitution.
noCents	boolean	The output will not have the fractional part of the formatted value. (Note: the built-in rounding still applies)

Presets can be imported by:

import { formatCurrencyPresets } from "@tinka/content";

We recommend using the package date-fns and use the nl locale for the Netherlands.