I am trying to solve below issue using javascript, let me know if someone came across similar problem and any pointer will be really helpful.
I am working on Currency format where different country can different representation for negative currency format.
Requirement: If a number start /end with - consider such value as negative. Similarly if a number start / end with () consider such value as negative.
-123.55 = > Negative True
123.55 = > Negative False
(123.55) => Negative True
My code :
console.log('1234,56' + ' vs ' + formatNumber('1234,56', '', ',')); console.log('1234.56' + ' vs ' + formatNumber('1234.56', '', '.')); console.log('-1,234.567' + ' VS ' + formatNumber('-1,234.567', ',', '.')); console.log('1,234.567-' + ' VS ' + formatNumber('1,234.567-', ',', '.')); console.log("1'234,567-" + " VS " + formatNumber("1'234,567-", "'", ',')); console.log("1'234.567-" + " VS " + formatNumber("1'234.567-", "'", '.')); console.log("1.234,567-" + " VS " + formatNumber("1.234,567-", ".", ',')); function formatNumber(sourceString, groupseperator, decimalSeperator) { let negativeNumber = false; var negRegexp = new RegExp("[-|)]$", "g"); var match = negRegexp.exec(sourceString); if (match && match.length > 0) { console.log(match[0]); negativeNumber = true; } //Step1:Replace braces space from the string sourceString = sourceString.replace(/[`\s-()'\]\\\/]/gi, ''); //Step2:Replace All Group Seperator with blank sourceString = sourceString.replace(new RegExp(`[${groupseperator}]`, 'g'), ''); //Step 3: Replace decimal seperator with.dot //Decimal Seperator will only replace from the last occurance sourceString = sourceString.replace(new RegExp(`${decimalSeperator}([^${decimalSeperator}]*)$`), '.$1'); if (negativeNumber) { sourceString = '-' + sourceString; } //console.log(sourceString); //console.log(Number(sourceString)); return Number(sourceString); }
If you refer code below scenario is failing.
console.log('-1,234.567' + ' VS '+ formatNumber('-1,234.567',',','.'));
It is returning it as positive number
negRegexp
is wrong. It matches -
at the end, but not the beginning.
Use separate alternatives in the regexp for each criteria.
var negRegexp = /^-|-$|^\(.*\)$/; console.log(negRegexp.test('-123.55')); // Negative True console.log(negRegexp.test('123.55')); // Negative False console.log(negRegexp.test('(123.55)')); // Negative True console.log(negRegexp.test("1'234,567-")); // Negative True
The first alternative matches -
at the beginning, the second matches -
at the end, and the third matches (
at the beginning and )
at the end.
There's no need for the g
flag since you're only matching one number.
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