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SkRoR
SkRoR

Reputation: 1199

How to round price (usd and rupee both )

i want to round price like this 1.5 to 1 and 1.6 to 2 so to do that

i added a model and created a method for that in lib folder like this

class EuCentralBank < Money::Bank::VariableExchange
  def calculate_exchange(from, to_currency, rate)
    to_currency_money = Money::Currency.wrap(to_currency).subunit_to_unit
    from_currency_money = from.currency.subunit_to_unit
    decimal_money = BigDecimal(to_currency_money) / BigDecimal(from_currency_money)
    Rails.logger.info "From #{from} to #{to_currency}"
    money = to_currency == 'USD' ? ((decimal_money * from.cents * rate)/100).round * 100 : (decimal_money * from.cents * rate).round
    Money.new(money, to_currency)
  end
end

This is working for only dollar case. how i will do the same for rupees.

Any help is appreciatable

Upvotes: 0

Views: 193

Answers (1)

SteveTurczyn
SteveTurczyn

Reputation: 36860

You can modify this line...

money = to_currency == 'USD' ? ((decimal_money * from.cents * rate)/100).round * 100 : (decimal_money * from.cents * rate).round

Into...

money = ['INR', 'USD'].include?(to_currency) ? ((decimal_money * from.cents * rate)/100).round * 100 : (decimal_money * from.cents * rate).round

Which will convert the result to a whole number of rupees (zero paise) or a whole number of dollars (zero cents)

To make it easier to maintain for future currencies create a constant in class EuCentralBank

def EuCentralBank > Money::Bank::VariableExchange
  ROUNDING_CURRENCIES = ['INR', 'USD']
  ...

And then reference that

money = ROUNDING_CURRENCIES.include?(to_currency) ? ((decimal_money * from.cents * rate)/100).round * 100 : (decimal_money * from.cents * rate).round

Upvotes: 1

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