Laravel Money 💶

Package provides a simple wrapper around \Money\Money objects creation and formatting.

Minimum Laravel version is 8.12.0

Installation

To install the package via Composer, simply run the following command:

composer require desmart/laravel-money

Usage

Package provides three main elements:

• money objects factory,
• money objects formatter,
• money objects casting class.

Factory

Factory streamlines \Money\Money objects instantiation. \Money\Money objects can be created using either integer or float values.

\DeSmart\Larvel\Money\MoneyFactory::fromInteger(1000); // New object with the lowest subunit of the (default) currency
\DeSmart\Larvel\Money\MoneyFactory::fromInteger(1000, 'PLN'); // New object with specified currency

\DeSmart\Larvel\Money\MoneyFactory::fromFloat(10); // New object with 'regular' unit of the (default) currency, i.e. 10.50 USD means 10 dollars and 50 cents
\DeSmart\Larvel\Money\MoneyFactory::fromFloat(10, 'PLN') // New object with specified currency

Default currency

In case application does not handle multiple currencies, it is recommended to set up default currency to the required one. It speeds up coding and make code less error prone. Default currency can be set up in a very easy way:

// For example, in AppServiceProvider.php

\DeSmart\Larvel\Money\MoneyFactory::$defaultCurrency = 'USD'; // Package's default is set to 'EUR'

Formatter

To pretty print money value, simply call \DeSmart\Larvel\Money\MoneyFormatter::prettyPrint($money). prettyPrint method accepts also a second parameter that indicates if the formatted value should contain html entities - effectively, every space in the formatted value will be replaced with &nbsp.

\DeSmart\Larvel\Money\MoneyFormatter behind the scenes uses registered formatter class. If no custom class is registered, default \Money\Formatter\DecimalMoneyFormatter formatter will be used.

This package ships with an additional formatter, \DeSmart\Larvel\Money\Formatters\IntlDecimalMoneyFormatter, which allows defining a particular format in which money value should be presented. There are few defaults (as consts):

• display only amount ({AMOUNT}),
• display currency code and amount ({CURRENCY}{AMOUNT}),
• display currency code and amount, separated with space ({CURRENCY}{SPACE}{AMOUNT}),
• display amount and currency code({AMOUNT}{CURRENCY}),
• display amount and currency code, separated with space ({AMOUNT}{SPACE}{CURRENCY}).
• display currency symbol and amount ({CURRENCY_SYMBOL}{AMOUNT}),
• display currency symbol and amount, separated with space ({CURRENCY_SYMBOL}{SPACE}{AMOUNT}),
• display amount and currency symbol ({AMOUNT}{CURRENCY_SYMBOL}),
• display amount and currency symbol, separated with space ({AMOUNT}{SPACE}{CURRENCY_SYMBOL}).

Any other format can be used, as long as it utilizes four keywords: {AMOUNT}, {CURRENCY}, {CURRENCY_SYMBOL}, {SPACE}. Along with the format, decimal and thousands separators can be defined.

Registering formatter is fairly easy:

// For example, in AppServiceProvider.php

\DeSmart\Larvel\Money\MoneyFormatter::formatUsing(
    new \DeSmart\Larvel\Money\Formatters\IntlDecimalMoneyFormatter('{AMOUNT}{CURRENCY}', ',', ' ')
);

Credits to PruvoNet/price-extractor for the currency symbols list.

Laravel model attribute casting

Package provides also a custom casting class that allows to use \Money\Money objects with Laravel models.

protected $casts = [
    'money' => \DeSmart\Larvel\Money\Casts\Money::class,
];

By default, while casting value to money object, currency attribute will be used as a currency (or default application currency if there is no currency attribute in the model). If there is a need for custom attribute name from which currency is taken, such an attribute can be defined in model's $casts array, like this:

protected $casts = [
    'money' => \DeSmart\Larvel\Money\Casts\Money::class . ':my_custom_currency_attribute',
];

Casting class gets/sets money-like value from/to the model and also has a method for serializing \Money\Money objects to an array (when toArray or toJson methods are used on the model):

[
    // ... 
    'money' => [
        'amount' => '10000',
        'currency' => 'PLN',
        'formatted' = '100,00 PLN',
        'float' = 100.0
    ],
]

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.