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numberphilejs

v0.2.0

Published

A simple library to handle numbers in javascript

Downloads

6

Readme

#A library to handle numbers & number formats in javascript


Still a work in progress, please be patient :)

Dist ready

Check the compiled javascripts in the dist directory if you do not want to compile coffeescript by yourself

Build from sources

You will need a nodejs runtime, grunt-cli for code generation and codo if you want to generate HTML docs

npm install -g grunt-cli
npm install -g codo

Build project into dist/ directory

git clone [email protected]:sixpounder/numberphilejs.git
npm install && grunt

Numbers manipulation

Following examples are for browser-side use.

Number parsing
N(6000).val() // -> 6000
N("6000,").val() // -> 6000
N("6000,45").val() // -> 6000.45
N("6.000,45").val() // -> 6000.45
Chainable operations
N(6000).add(2000).val() // -> 8000
N(6000).add(2000).add("1,5").val() // -> 8001.5
N("6000,").subtract(2000).val() // -> 4000
N("6000,45").multiply(2).val() // -> 12000.9
N("6.000").divide('2').val() // -> 3000
Formatting
N(6000).val('currency'); // -> 6.000,00
N(6000.2).val('currency'); // -> 6.000,20

For node environment you will find NumberphileReactor class and N wrapper function in your exports

var NumberphileReactor = require('numberphilejs').NumberphileReactor
var N = require('numberphilejs').N

jQuery plugin

To easily integrate the library in your DOM we ship an integrated jQuery plugin. The plugin will be triggered for every item having data-numberphile="auto" attribute.

<input data-numberphile="auto" data-format="currency" value="123"/>

This approach will use data attributes to configure the plugin

<input data-numberphile="auto" data-currencyMaxDecimalDigits="2" data-format="currency" value="123"/>

You can still call it yourself

$('input.currency').numerphile({
    autowire: true, // Automatic binding for DOM events
    currencyMaxDecimalDigits: 2,
    currencyDecimalSeparator: ',',
    currencyThoudandsSeparator: '.'
});

jQuery utilities

Counter

A simple jQuery plugin to trigger increment step on various elements.

The plugin is automatically activated on every element having role="counter-trigger" attribute, and using data attributes for configuration.

To trigger it manually:

$('button.step').numberphileCounter({
	step: 1,
	target: 'input.steppable'
});

The target attribute is a selector identifying the DOM elements for which the value must be changed when the element you're calling the plugin on gets clicked

Example
	<input type="text" class="steppable" value="0" />

	<button role="couter-trigger" data-target=".steppable" data-step="1"></button>