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NodaMoney provides a library that treats Money as a first class citizen in .NET and handles all the ugly bits like currencies and formatting.
We have the decimal type in .NET to store an amount of money, which can be used for very basic things. But it's still a numeric value without knowledge about its currency, major and minor units, formatting, etc. The .NET Framework has the System.Globalization namespace that helps with formatting of money in different cultures and regions, but it only captures some info about currencies, but not everything.
There is also some business logic surronding money, like dividing without losing pennies (like in the movie Office Space), conversion, etc. that motivates to have a Money type that contains all the domain logic, like Martin Fowler already descibed in his book Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture
NodaMoney represents the .NET counterpart of java library JodaMoney, like NodaTime is the .NET counterpart of JodaTime. NodaMoney does not provide, nor is it intended to provide, monetary algorithms beyond the most basic and obvious. This is because the requirements for these algorithms vary widely between domains. This library is intended to act as the base layer, providing classes that should be in the .NET Framework. It complies with the currencies in ISO 4217.
At the moment there are three classes:
- Currency: An immutable structure that represents a currency. It can give all ISO 4217 currencies.
- Money: An immutable structure that represents money in a specified currency.
- ExchangeRate: A stucture that represents a currency pair that can convert money from one currency to another currency.
Initalizing money
// define money with explicit currency
var euros = new Money(6.54m, Currency.FromCode("EUR"));
var euros = new Money(6.54m, "EUR");
// define money explicit using helper method for most used currencies in the world
var euros = Money.Euro(6.54m);
var euros = Money.USDollar(6.54m);
var euros = Money.PoundSterling(6.54m);
var euros = Money.Yen(6);
// define money implicit using currency of current culture/region
var money = new Money(6.54m);
Money money = 6.54m;
Money money = 6;
Money money = (Money)6.54; // need explict cast from double data type
// auto-rounding to the minor unit will take place with MidpointRounding.ToEven
// also known as banker's rounding
var euro = new Money(765.425m, "EUR"); // EUR 765.42
var euro = new Money(765.425m, "EUR", MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero); // EUR 765.43Money operations
var euro10 = Money.Euro(10);
var euro20 = Money.Euro(20);
var dollar10 = Money.USDollar(10);
// add and substract
var euro30 = euro10 + euro20;
var euro10 = euro20 - euro10;
var m = euro10 + dollar10; // will throw exception!
euro10 += euro20;
euro10 -= euro20;
// compare money
euro10 == euro20; // false
euro10 != euro20; // true;
euro10 == dollar10; // false;
euro20 > euro10; // true;
euro10 <= dollar10; // will throw exception!
// decrement and increment by minor unit
var yen = new Money(765m, "JPY"); // the smallest unit is 1 yen
var euro = new Money(765.43m, "EUR");
++yen; // JPY 766
--yen; // JPY 765
++euro; // EUR 765.44
--euro; // EUR 765.43Money formatting
var yen = new Money(765m, "JPY");
var euro = new Money(765.43m, "EUR");
var dollar = new Money(765.43m, "USD");
var dinar = new Money(765.432m, "BHD");
// Implicit when current culture is 'en-US'
yen.ToString(); // "¥765"
euro.ToString(); // "€765.43"
dollar.ToString(); // "$765.43"
dinar.ToString(); // "BD765.432"
yen.ToString("C2"); // "¥765.00"
euro.ToString("C2"); // "€765.43"
dollar.ToString("C2"); // "$765.43"
dinar.ToString("C2"); // "BD765.43"
// Implicit when current culture is 'nl-BE'
yen.ToString(); // "¥ 765"
euro.ToString(); // "€ 765,43"
dollar.ToString(); // "$ 765,43"
dinar.ToString(); // "BD 765,432"
// Implicit when current culture is 'fr-BE'
yen.ToString(); // "765 ¥"
euro.ToString(); // "765,43 €"
dollar.ToString(); // "765,43 $"
dinar.ToString(); // "765,432 BD"
}
// Explicit format for culture 'nl-NL'
var ci = new CultureInfo("nl-NL");
yen.ToString(ci); // "¥ 765"
euro.ToString(ci); // "€ 765,43"
dollar.ToString(ci); // "$ 765,43"
dinar.ToString(ci); // "BD 765,432"For support, bugs and new ideas use GitHub issues. Please see our guidelines for contributing to the NodaMoney.
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