flutter_money_formatter 0.4.1

FlutterMoneyFormatter is a Flutter extension that can be used to handle currency formats that are not bound by the operating system configuration.

FlutterMoneyFormatter

FlutterMoneyFormatter is a Flutter extension that can be used to handle currency formats that are not bound by the operating system configuration.

In formatting currencies, you can easily do it without having to make your own formatter. Because FlutterMoneyFormatter is indeed designed to work independently and has complete utilities.

Install

For the complete step, the installation of Flutter Money Formatter can be seen here. : Installation Guide

Usage

Import the library

import 'package:flutter_money_formatter/flutter_money_formatter.dart';

Getting Started

To be able to format the double value into the various formats you want, you first need to create a FlutterMoneyFormatter instance like the following:

FlutterMoneyFormatter fmf = FlutterMoneyFormatter(value: 12345678.9012345);

After that you can request various results of the format as follows:

// normal form
print(fmf.formattedNonSymbol); // 12,345,678.90
print(fmf.formattedLeftSymbol); // $12,345,678.90
print(fmf.formattedRightSymbol); // 12,345,678.90$
print(fmf.decimalOnly); // 90
print(fmf.withoutDecimal); // 12,345,678

// compact form
print(fmf.compactNonSymbol) // 12.3M
print(fmf.compactLeftSymbol) // $12.3M
print(fmf.compactRightSymbol) // 12.3M$

Configurations

To adjust the format to suit your needs, you can use my favorite notation way:

FlutterMoneyFormatter fmf = new FlutterMoneyFormatter(value: 12345678.9012345)
    ..symbol = 'IDR'
    ..thousandSeparator = '.'
    ..decimalSeparator = ','
    ..decimalLength = 3
    ..spaceBetweenSymbolAndNumber = true;

Of course, you don't need to change the whole notation above. By default the parameters above have the default values as follows:

Notation	Data Type	Default Value	Description
symbol	String	$ (Dollar Sign)	The symbol that will be used on formatted output.
thousandSeparator	String	,	The character that will be used as thousand separator on formatted output.
decimalSeparator	String	.	The character that will be used as decimal separator on formatted output.
fractionDigits	int	2	The fraction digits that will be used on formatted output.
spaceBetweenSymbolAndNumber	bool	false	If the value is [true] then formatted output will shown space between the number and the currency symbol.
compactFormatCase	see Here	CompactFormatCase.uppercase	Compact format case type, lowercases or uppercase.

CompactFormatCase

Use can change the case for compact format case like for million using M or m, or Killo using K or k. and so on. This type only supports two cases type as described below:

Value	Description
CompactFormatCase.lowercase	Used to make the compact format displayed using lowercase.
CompactFormatCase.uppercase	Used to make the compact format displayed using uppercase.

Duplicating Instance

For some reasons, you may need to duplicate the instance and change some configurations. To do that, you can use the copyWith method as below:

FlutterMoneyFormatter fmf = FlutterMoneyFormatter(value: 12345678.9012345)

print(fmf.formattedLeftSymbol);
print(fmf.copyWith(symbol: 'IDR', spaceBetweenSymbolAndNumber: true).formattedLeftSymbol);

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Complete Methods

Method	Parameter	Descriptions
isLowerThan	amount	Check current instance-amount is lower than [amount] or not.
isGreaterThan	amount	Check current instance-amount is greater than [amount] or not.
isEqual	amount	Check current instance amount is equal than [amount] or not.
isEqualOrLowerThan	amount	Check current instance amount is equal or lower than [amount] or not.
isEqualOrGreaterThan	amount	Check current instance amount is equal or greater than [amount] or not.
CopyWith	see here	see here