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*
* This source file is subject to the Open Software License (OSL 3.0)
* that is bundled with this package in the file LICENSE.md.
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* @copyright Since 2007 PrestaShop SA and Contributors
* @license https://opensource.org/licenses/OSL-3.0 Open Software License (OSL 3.0)
*/
/**
* These placeholders are used in CLDR number formatting templates.
* They are meant to be replaced by the correct localized symbols in the number formatting process.
*/
import NumberSymbol from '@app/cldr/number-symbol';
import PriceSpecification from '@app/cldr/specifications/price';
import NumberSpecification from '@app/cldr/specifications/number';
// eslint-disable-next-line
const escapeRE = require('lodash.escaperegexp');
const CURRENCY_SYMBOL_PLACEHOLDER = '¤';
const DECIMAL_SEPARATOR_PLACEHOLDER = '.';
const GROUP_SEPARATOR_PLACEHOLDER = ',';
const MINUS_SIGN_PLACEHOLDER = '-';
const PERCENT_SYMBOL_PLACEHOLDER = '%';
const PLUS_SIGN_PLACEHOLDER = '+';
class NumberFormatter {
numberSpecification: Record<string, any>;
/**
* @param NumberSpecification specification Number specification to be used
* (can be a number spec, a price spec, a percentage spec)
*/
constructor(specification: Record<string, any>) {
this.numberSpecification = specification;
}
/**
* Formats the passed number according to specifications.
*
* @param int|float|string number The number to format
* @param NumberSpecification specification Number specification to be used
* (can be a number spec, a price spec, a percentage spec)
*
* @return string The formatted number
* You should use this this value for display, without modifying it
*/
format(number: number, specification?: Record<string, any>): string {
if (specification !== undefined) {
this.numberSpecification = specification;
}
/*
* We need to work on the absolute value first.
* Then the CLDR pattern will add the sign if relevant (at the end).
*/
const num = Math.abs(number).toFixed(
this.numberSpecification.getMaxFractionDigits(),
);
let [majorDigits, minorDigits] = this.extractMajorMinorDigits(num);
majorDigits = <string> this.splitMajorGroups(majorDigits);
minorDigits = this.adjustMinorDigitsZeroes(minorDigits);
// Assemble the final number
let formattedNumber = majorDigits;
if (minorDigits) {
formattedNumber += DECIMAL_SEPARATOR_PLACEHOLDER + minorDigits;
}
// Get the good CLDR formatting pattern. Sign is important here !
const pattern = this.getCldrPattern(number < 0);
formattedNumber = this.addPlaceholders(formattedNumber, pattern);
formattedNumber = this.replaceSymbols(formattedNumber);
formattedNumber = this.performSpecificReplacements(formattedNumber);
return formattedNumber;
}
/**
* Get number's major and minor digits.
*
* Major digits are the "integer" part (before decimal separator),
* minor digits are the fractional part
* Result will be an array of exactly 2 items: [majorDigits, minorDigits]
*
* Usage example:
* list(majorDigits, minorDigits) = this.getMajorMinorDigits(decimalNumber);
*
* @param DecimalNumber number
*
* @return string[]
*/
extractMajorMinorDigits(number: string): Array<string> {
// Get the number's major and minor digits.
const result = number.toString().split('.');
const majorDigits = result[0];
const minorDigits = result[1] === undefined ? '' : result[1];
return [majorDigits, minorDigits];
}
/**
* Splits major digits into groups.
*
* e.g.: Given the major digits "1234567", and major group size
* configured to 3 digits, the result would be "1 234 567"
*
* @param string majorDigits The major digits to be grouped
*
* @return string The grouped major digits
*/
splitMajorGroups(digit: string): Array<string> | string {
if (!this.numberSpecification.isGroupingUsed()) {
return digit;
}
// Reverse the major digits, since they are grouped from the right.
const majorDigits = digit.split('').reverse();
// Group the major digits.
let groups = [];
groups.push(
majorDigits.splice(0, this.numberSpecification.getPrimaryGroupSize()),
);
while (majorDigits.length) {
groups.push(
majorDigits.splice(0, this.numberSpecification.getSecondaryGroupSize()),
);
}
// Reverse back the digits and the groups
groups = groups.reverse();
const newGroups: Array<string> = [];
groups.forEach((group) => {
newGroups.push(group.reverse().join(''));
});
// Reconstruct the major digits.
return newGroups.join(GROUP_SEPARATOR_PLACEHOLDER);
}
/**
* Adds or remove trailing zeroes, depending on specified min and max fraction digits numbers.
*
* @param string minorDigits Digits to be adjusted with (trimmed or padded) zeroes
*
* @return string The adjusted minor digits
*/
adjustMinorDigitsZeroes(minorDigits: string): string {
let digit = minorDigits;
if (digit.length > this.numberSpecification.getMaxFractionDigits()) {
// Strip any trailing zeroes.
digit = digit.replace(/0+$/, '');
}
if (digit.length < this.numberSpecification.getMinFractionDigits()) {
// Re-add needed zeroes
digit = digit.padEnd(
this.numberSpecification.getMinFractionDigits(),
'0',
);
}
return digit;
}
/**
* Get the CLDR formatting pattern.
*
* @see http://cldr.unicode.org/translation/number-patterns
*
* @param bool isNegative If true, the negative pattern
* will be returned instead of the positive one
*
* @return string The CLDR formatting pattern
*/
getCldrPattern(isNegative: boolean): string {
if (isNegative) {
return this.numberSpecification.getNegativePattern();
}
return this.numberSpecification.getPositivePattern();
}
/**
* Replace placeholder number symbols with relevant numbering system's symbols.
*
* @param string number
* The number to process
*
* @return string
* The number with replaced symbols
*/
replaceSymbols(number: string): string {
const symbols = this.numberSpecification.getSymbol();
const map: Record<string, any> = {};
map[DECIMAL_SEPARATOR_PLACEHOLDER] = symbols.getDecimal();
map[GROUP_SEPARATOR_PLACEHOLDER] = symbols.getGroup();
map[MINUS_SIGN_PLACEHOLDER] = symbols.getMinusSign();
map[PERCENT_SYMBOL_PLACEHOLDER] = symbols.getPercentSign();
map[PLUS_SIGN_PLACEHOLDER] = symbols.getPlusSign();
return this.strtr(number, map);
}
/**
* strtr() for JavaScript
* Translate characters or replace substrings
*
* @param str
* String to parse
* @param pairs
* Hash of ('from' => 'to', ...).
*
* @return string
*/
strtr(str: string, pairs: Record<string, any>): string {
const substrs = Object.keys(pairs).map(escapeRE);
return str
.split(RegExp(`(${substrs.join('|')})`))
.map((part: string) => pairs[part] || part)
.join('');
}
/**
* Add missing placeholders to the number using the passed CLDR pattern.
*
* Missing placeholders can be the percent sign, currency symbol, etc.
*
* e.g. with a currency CLDR pattern:
* - Passed number (partially formatted): 1,234.567
* - Returned number: 1,234.567 ¤
* ("¤" symbol is the currency symbol placeholder)
*
* @see http://cldr.unicode.org/translation/number-patterns
*
* @param formattedNumber
* Number to process
* @param pattern
* CLDR formatting pattern to use
*
* @return string
*/
addPlaceholders(formattedNumber: string, pattern: string): string {
/*
* Regex groups explanation:
* # : literal "#" character. Once.
* (,#+)* : any other "#" characters group, separated by ",". Zero to infinity times.
* 0 : literal "0" character. Once.
* (\.[0#]+)* : any combination of "0" and "#" characters groups, separated by '.'.
* Zero to infinity times.
*/
return pattern.replace(/#?(,#+)*0(\.[0#]+)*/, formattedNumber);
}
/**
* Perform some more specific replacements.
*
* Specific replacements are needed when number specification is extended.
* For instance, prices have an extended number specification in order to
* add currency symbol to the formatted number.
*
* @param string formattedNumber
*
* @return mixed
*/
performSpecificReplacements(formattedNumber: string): string {
if (this.numberSpecification instanceof PriceSpecification) {
return formattedNumber
.split(CURRENCY_SYMBOL_PLACEHOLDER)
.join(this.numberSpecification.getCurrencySymbol());
}
return formattedNumber;
}
static build(specifications: Record<string, any>): NumberFormatter {
let symbol;
if (undefined !== specifications.numberSymbols) {
// @ts-ignore-next-line
symbol = new NumberSymbol(...specifications.numberSymbols);
} else {
// @ts-ignore-next-line
symbol = new NumberSymbol(...specifications.symbol);
}
let specification;
if (specifications.currencySymbol) {
specification = new PriceSpecification(
specifications.positivePattern,
specifications.negativePattern,
symbol,
parseInt(specifications.maxFractionDigits, 10),
parseInt(specifications.minFractionDigits, 10),
specifications.groupingUsed,
specifications.primaryGroupSize,
specifications.secondaryGroupSize,
specifications.currencySymbol,
specifications.currencyCode,
);
} else {
specification = new NumberSpecification(
specifications.positivePattern,
specifications.negativePattern,
symbol,
parseInt(specifications.maxFractionDigits, 10),
parseInt(specifications.minFractionDigits, 10),
specifications.groupingUsed,
specifications.primaryGroupSize,
specifications.secondaryGroupSize,
);
}
return new NumberFormatter(specification);
}
}
export default NumberFormatter;
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