Create format_number filter #999
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src/main/java/com/hubspot/jinjava/lib/filter/NumberFormatFilter.java
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| private String formatNumber( | ||
| Locale locale, | ||
| BigDecimal number, | ||
| int noOfDecimalPlacesInInput, |
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Since this parameter's value comes from number, I think we can get it inside this method instead of passing it as a separate parameter.
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Makes sense! In the main method, I was using this variable as a fallback to the max decimal precision variable if it wasn't passed in, but I ended up switching the max decimal precision variable to an Optional so it no longer needs to be a parameter for this method
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| NumberFormat numberFormat = NumberFormat.getNumberInstance(locale); | ||
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| numberFormat.setMinimumFractionDigits(noOfDecimalPlacesInInput); |
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Do you need to set this, actually? I'd think the default NumberFormat would try to show the entire passed-in value by default, which would mean it would use all decimal digits (unless it was over the maximum).
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I double checked with the unit tests I wrote and I think you are correct. This doesn't need to be set since by default - it'll just output all the decimal digits unless a maximum less than the number of decimal digits was set
| @JinjavaSnippet(code = "{{ number|format_number(\"en-US\", 3) }}") | ||
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| public class NumberFormatFilter implements Filter { |
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I think FormatNumberFilter would align with how filters are named relative to their representation in Jinjava, no?
| @@ -82,6 +82,7 @@ protected void registerDefaults() { | |||
| Md5Filter.class, | |||
| MinusTimeFilter.class, | |||
| MultiplyFilter.class, | |||
| FormatNumberFilter.class, | |||
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This should go higher up to maintain the alphabetic sort now that the name has changed.
Since locales render numbers differently, there needs to be a way to format numbers based on the locale. Currently, the only way is to use the
format_currencyfilter and get rid of the currency symbol.This PR creates a
format_numberfilter that will do this formatting natively.format_number(locale, decimalPrecisionNumber)wherelocaleis String of an ISO language code andmaxDecimalPrecisionis a number that determines the number of decimal digits of the formatted input value.Examples:
{{ 1000|format_number('en-US') }}==> 1,000{{ 1000.333|format_number('en-US') }}==> 1,000.333{{ 1000.333|format_number('en-US', 2) }}==> 1,000.33{{ 1000|format_number('fr') }}==> 1 000{{ 1000.333|format_number('fr') }}==> 1 000,333{{ 1000.333|format_number('fr', 2) }}==> 1 000,33{{ 1000|format_number('es') }}==> 1.000{{ 1000.333|format_number('es') }}==> 1.000,333{{ 1000.333|format_number('es', 2) }}==> 1.000,33