def test_format_money(self):
# Two decimal places by default
assert format_money(self.one_million_bucks) == 'US$1,000,000.00'
# No decimal point without fractional part
assert format_money(self.one_million_bucks,
decimal_places=0) == 'US$1,000,000'
# locale == pl_PL
one_million_pln = Money('1000000', 'PLN')
# Two decimal places by default
assert format_money(one_million_pln,
locale='pl_PL') == '1 000 000,00 zł'
# overriden sign/format locale display default sign with locale group parameter
assert format_money(self.one_million_bucks,
locale='pl_PL') == 'US$1 000 000,00'
# non overriden sign/format locale display default money sign with default group parameter
assert format_money(self.one_million_bucks,
locale='fr_FR') == 'US$1,000,000.00'
# No decimal point without fractional part
assert format_money(one_million_pln, locale='pl_PL',
decimal_places=0) == '1 000 000 zł'
# add different sign for money USD in locale pl_PL
_sign('pl_PL', moneyed.USD, prefix='$')
assert format_money(self.one_million_bucks,
locale='pl_PL') == '$1 000 000,00'
# default locale display correct money sign with default group parameter
assert format_money(self.one_million_euros) == '1,000,000.00 €'
# non overriden sign/format locale display default money sign with default group parameter
assert format_money(self.one_million_euros,
locale='fr_FR') == '1,000,000.00 €'
# overriden sign/locale locale display default money sign with locale group parameter
assert format_money(self.one_million_euros,
locale='en_US') == '1,000,000.00 €'
# add format for fr_FR locale
_format("fr_FR",
group_size=3,
group_separator=" ",
decimal_point=",",
positive_sign="",
trailing_positive_sign="",
negative_sign="-",
trailing_negative_sign="",
rounding_method=ROUND_HALF_EVEN)
# overriden format locale display correct sign with locale group parameter
assert format_money(self.one_million_euros,
locale='fr_FR') == '1 000 000,00 €'
def test_format_money(self):
# Two decimal places by default
assert format_money(self.one_million_bucks) == 'US$1,000,000.00'
# No decimal point without fractional part
assert format_money(self.one_million_bucks, decimal_places=0) == 'US$1,000,000'
# locale == pl_PL
one_million_pln = Money('1000000', 'PLN')
# Two decimal places by default
assert format_money(one_million_pln, locale='pl_PL') == '1 000 000,00 zł'
# overriden sign/format locale display default sign with locale group parameter
assert format_money(self.one_million_bucks, locale='pl_PL') == 'US$1 000 000,00'
# non overriden sign/format locale display default money sign with default group parameter
assert format_money(self.one_million_bucks, locale='fr_FR') == 'US$1,000,000.00'
# No decimal point without fractional part
assert format_money(one_million_pln, locale='pl_PL', decimal_places=0) == '1 000 000 zł'
# add different sign for money USD in locale pl_PL
_sign('pl_PL', moneyed.USD, prefix='$')
assert format_money(self.one_million_bucks, locale='pl_PL') == '$1 000 000,00'
# default locale display correct money sign with default group parameter
assert format_money(self.one_million_euros) == '1,000,000.00 €'
# non overriden sign/format locale display default money sign with default group parameter
assert format_money(self.one_million_euros, locale='fr_FR') == '1,000,000.00 €'
# overriden sign/locale locale display default money sign with locale group parameter
assert format_money(self.one_million_euros, locale='en_US') == '1,000,000.00 €'
# add format for fr_FR locale
_format("fr_FR", group_size=3, group_separator=" ", decimal_point=",",
positive_sign="", trailing_positive_sign="",
negative_sign="-", trailing_negative_sign="",
rounding_method=ROUND_HALF_EVEN)
# overriden format locale display correct sign with locale group parameter
assert format_money(self.one_million_euros, locale='fr_FR') == '1 000 000,00 €'
from django import template
import moneyed
from moneyed.localization import _format, format_money, _sign
register = template.Library()
# The default currency formatting of py-moneyed/djmoney doesn't do
# what we want, so we set up a custom one here, applying a consistent
# format that always prefixes the three-letter currency code and
# symbol.
DJANGO = "django"
_format(DJANGO, group_size=3, group_separator=",", decimal_point=".",
positive_sign="", trailing_positive_sign="",
negative_sign="-", trailing_negative_sign="",
rounding_method=ROUND_HALF_EVEN)
# The DSF mostly only deals in USD with occasional grants iN EUR, but
# we set up a few other currencies here just to be safe.
#
# Any currencies not defined here will fall back to the py-moneyed
# default formatter.
_sign(DJANGO, moneyed.AUD, prefix='AUD $')
_sign(DJANGO, moneyed.CAD, prefix='CAD $')
_sign(DJANGO, moneyed.EUR, prefix='EUR €')
_sign(DJANGO, moneyed.GBP, prefix='GBP £')
_sign(DJANGO, moneyed.JPY, prefix='JPY ¥')
_sign(DJANGO, moneyed.NZD, prefix='NZD $')
_sign(DJANGO, moneyed.USD, prefix='USD $')
from decimal import ROUND_HALF_EVEN
import moneyed
from moneyed.localization import _sign, _format
_sign("en_GB", moneyed.GBP, prefix="£")
_format(
"en_GB",
group_size=3,
group_separator=",",
decimal_point=".",
positive_sign="",
trailing_positive_sign="",
negative_sign="-",
trailing_negative_sign="",
rounding_method=ROUND_HALF_EVEN,
)
from decimal import ROUND_HALF_EVEN
import moneyed
from moneyed.localization import _sign, _format
_sign('en_GB', moneyed.GBP, prefix='£')
_format('en_GB',
group_size=3,
group_separator=',',
decimal_point='.',
positive_sign='',
trailing_positive_sign='',
negative_sign='-',
trailing_negative_sign='',
rounding_method=ROUND_HALF_EVEN)