feat(localize): move parseNumber to @lion/localize

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'@lion/localize': minor
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added a parseNumber function

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export { LionInputAmount } from './src/LionInputAmount.js'; export { LionInputAmount } from './src/LionInputAmount.js';
export { formatAmount } from './src/formatters.js'; export { formatAmount } from './src/formatters.js';
export { parseAmount, parseNumber } from './src/parsers.js'; export { parseAmount } from './src/parsers.js';
export { preprocessAmount } from './src/preprocessors.js'; export { preprocessAmount } from './src/preprocessors.js';

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import { getDecimalSeparator, getFractionDigits } from '@lion/localize'; import { parseNumber, getFractionDigits } from '@lion/localize';
/** /**
* @typedef {import('@lion/localize/types/LocalizeMixinTypes').FormatNumberOptions} FormatOptions * @typedef {import('@lion/localize/types/LocalizeMixinTypes').FormatNumberOptions} FormatOptions
*/ */
/**
* @param {string} value to evaluate
* @return {boolean} true if value equal . or ,
*/
function isDecimalSeparator(value) {
return value === '.' || value === ',';
}
/** /**
* Rounding problem can be avoided by using numbers represented in exponential notation * Rounding problem can be avoided by using numbers represented in exponential notation
* @param {number} value to be rounded up * @param {number} value to be rounded up
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} }
/** /**
* Determines the best possible parsing mode. * Uses `parseNumber()` to parses a number string and returns the best possible javascript number.
*
* - If there is only one separator (withLocale)
* - 1,23 => xxx1.23 (heuristic)
* - else parse mode depends mostly on the last 4 chars
* - 1234 => xxx1234 (heuristic)
* - [space]123 => xxx123 (heuristic)
* - ,123 => unclear
* - if 1.000,123 (we find a different separator) => 1000.123 (heuristic)
* - if 1,000,123 (we find only same separators) => 1000123 (unparseable)
* - if 100,123 (we find no more separators) => unclear
* - if en => 100123 (withLocale)
* - if nl => 100.123 (withLocale)
*
* See also {@link parseAmount}
*
* @example
* getParseMode('1.234') => 'withLocale'
*
* @param {string} value Clean number (only [0-9 ,.]) to be parsed
* @return {string} unparseable|withLocale|heuristic
*/
function getParseMode(value, { mode = 'auto' } = {}) {
const separators = value.match(/[., ]/g);
if (mode === 'auto' && separators && separators.length === 1) {
return 'withLocale';
}
if (value.length > 4) {
const charAtLastSeparatorPosition = value[value.length - 4];
if (isDecimalSeparator(charAtLastSeparatorPosition)) {
const firstPart = value.substring(0, value.length - 4);
const otherSeparators = firstPart.match(/[., ]/g);
if (otherSeparators) {
const lastSeparator = charAtLastSeparatorPosition;
return otherSeparators.indexOf(lastSeparator) === -1 ? 'heuristic' : 'unparseable';
}
return 'withLocale';
}
}
return 'heuristic';
}
/**
* Parses numbers by considering the locale.
* Useful for numbers with an ending pair of 3 number chars as in this case you can not be
* certain if it is a group or comma separator. e.g. 1.234; 1,234; 1234.567;
* Taking into consideration the locale we make the best possible assumption.
*
* @example
* parseWithLocale('1.234', { locale: 'en-GB' }) => 1.234
* parseWithLocale('1,234', { locale: 'en-GB' }) => 1234
*
* @param {string} value Number to be parsed
* @param {Object} options Locale Options
* @param {string} [options.locale]
*/
function parseWithLocale(value, options) {
const locale = options && options.locale ? options.locale : undefined;
const separator = getDecimalSeparator(locale);
const regexNumberAndLocaleSeparator = new RegExp(`[0-9${separator}-]`, 'g');
let numberAndLocaleSeparator = value.match(regexNumberAndLocaleSeparator)?.join('');
if (separator === ',') {
numberAndLocaleSeparator = numberAndLocaleSeparator?.replace(',', '.');
}
if (!numberAndLocaleSeparator) {
return NaN;
}
return parseFloat(numberAndLocaleSeparator);
}
/**
* Parses numbers by considering all separators.
* It only keeps the last separator and uses it as decimal separator.
*
* Warning: This function works only with numbers that can be heuristically parsed.
*
* @param {string} value Number that can be heuristically parsed
* @return {number} parsed javascript number
*/
function parseHeuristic(value) {
if (value.match(/[0-9., ]/g)) {
// 1. put placeholder at decimal separator
const numberString = value
.replace(/(,|\.)([^,|.]*)$/g, '_decSep_$2')
.replace(/(,|\.| )/g, '') // 2. remove all thousand separators
.replace(/_decSep_/, '.'); // 3. restore decimal separator
return parseFloat(numberString);
}
return 0;
}
/**
* Parses a number string and returns the best possible javascript number.
* For edge cases it may use locale to give the best possible assumption.
*
* It has 3 "methods" of returning numbers
* - 'unparseable': becomes just numbers
* - 'withLocale': result depends on given or global locale
* - 'heuristic': result depends on considering separators
*
* @example
* parseNumber('1.234.567'); // method: unparseable => 1234567
* parseNumber('1.234'); // method: withLocale => depending on locale 1234 or 1.234
* parseNumber('1.234,56'); // method: heuristic => 1234.56
* parseNumber('1 234.56'); // method: heuristic => 1234.56
* parseNumber('1,234.56'); // method: heuristic => 1234.56
*
* @param {string} value Number to be parsed
* @param {object} [options] Locale Options
*/
export function parseNumber(value, options) {
const containsNumbers = value.match(/\d/g);
if (!containsNumbers) {
return undefined;
}
const matchedInput = value.match(/[0-9,.\- ]/g);
if (!matchedInput) {
return undefined;
}
const cleanedInput = matchedInput.join('');
const parseMode = getParseMode(cleanedInput, options);
switch (parseMode) {
case 'unparseable': {
const cleanedInputMatchStr = cleanedInput.match(/[0-9]/g)?.join('');
if (!cleanedInputMatchStr) {
return NaN;
}
return parseFloat(cleanedInputMatchStr);
}
case 'withLocale':
return parseWithLocale(cleanedInput, options || {});
case 'heuristic':
return parseHeuristic(cleanedInput);
default:
return 0;
}
}
/**
* Uses formatNumber to parses a number string and returns the best possible javascript number.
* Rounds up the number with the correct amount of decimals according to the currency. * Rounds up the number with the correct amount of decimals according to the currency.
* *
* @example * @example

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import { expect } from '@open-wc/testing'; import { expect } from '@open-wc/testing';
import { localize } from '@lion/localize'; import { localize } from '@lion/localize';
import { parseAmount, parseNumber } from '../src/parsers.js'; import { parseAmount } from '../src/parsers.js';
describe('parsers', () => { describe('parseAmount()', async () => {
describe('parseNumber()', () => { it('with currency set to correct amount of decimals', async () => {
it('parses integers', () => { localize.locale = 'en-GB';
expect(parseNumber('1')).to.equal(1); expect(
expect(parseNumber('12')).to.equal(12); parseAmount('1.015', {
expect(parseNumber('123')).to.equal(123); currency: 'EUR',
expect(parseNumber('1234')).to.equal(1234); }),
expect(parseNumber('12345')).to.equal(12345); ).to.equal(1.02);
expect(parseNumber('123456')).to.equal(123456); expect(
expect(parseNumber('1234567')).to.equal(1234567); parseAmount('5.555', {
expect(parseNumber('12345678')).to.equal(12345678); currency: 'EUR',
expect(parseNumber('123456789')).to.equal(123456789); }),
}); ).to.equal(5.56);
expect(
it('detects separators heuristically when there are 2 different ones e.g. 1,234.5', () => { parseAmount('100.1235', {
expect(parseNumber('1,234.5')).to.equal(1234.5); currency: 'JPY',
expect(parseNumber('1.234,5')).to.equal(1234.5); }),
expect(parseNumber('1 234.5')).to.equal(1234.5); ).to.equal(100);
expect(parseNumber('1 234,5')).to.equal(1234.5); expect(
parseAmount('100.1235', {
expect(parseNumber('1,234.56')).to.equal(1234.56); currency: 'JOD',
expect(parseNumber('1.234,56')).to.equal(1234.56); }),
expect(parseNumber('1 234.56')).to.equal(1234.56); ).to.equal(100.124);
expect(parseNumber('1 234,56')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('1,234.567')).to.equal(1234.567);
expect(parseNumber('1.234,567')).to.equal(1234.567);
expect(parseNumber('1 234.567')).to.equal(1234.567);
expect(parseNumber('1 234,567')).to.equal(1234.567);
expect(parseNumber('1,234.5678')).to.equal(1234.5678);
expect(parseNumber('1.234,5678')).to.equal(1234.5678);
expect(parseNumber('1 234.5678')).to.equal(1234.5678);
expect(parseNumber('1 234,5678')).to.equal(1234.5678);
expect(parseNumber('1,234.56789')).to.equal(1234.56789);
expect(parseNumber('1.234,56789')).to.equal(1234.56789);
expect(parseNumber('1 234.56789')).to.equal(1234.56789);
expect(parseNumber('1 234,56789')).to.equal(1234.56789);
});
it('detects separators heuristically when there is only one and "pasted" mode used e.g. 123456,78', () => {
expect(parseNumber('1.', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1);
expect(parseNumber('1,', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1);
expect(parseNumber('1 ', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1);
expect(parseNumber('1.2', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.2);
expect(parseNumber('1,2', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.2);
expect(parseNumber('1 2', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(12);
expect(parseNumber('1.23', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.23);
expect(parseNumber('1,23', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.23);
expect(parseNumber('1 23', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(123);
expect(parseNumber('1 234', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1234);
expect(parseNumber('1.2345', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.2345);
expect(parseNumber('1,2345', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.2345);
expect(parseNumber('1 2345', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(12345);
expect(parseNumber('1.23456', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.23456);
expect(parseNumber('1,23456', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.23456);
expect(parseNumber('1 23456', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(123456);
expect(parseNumber('1.234567', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.234567);
expect(parseNumber('1,234567', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.234567);
expect(parseNumber('1 234567', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1234567);
expect(parseNumber('123456,78', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(123456.78);
expect(parseNumber('123456.78', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(123456.78);
});
it('detects separators heuristically when there are 2 same ones e.g. 1.234.56', () => {
expect(parseNumber('1.234.5')).to.equal(1234.5);
expect(parseNumber('1,234,5')).to.equal(1234.5);
expect(parseNumber('1.234.56')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('1,234,56')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('1 234 56')).to.equal(123456);
expect(parseNumber('1.234.5678')).to.equal(1234.5678);
expect(parseNumber('1,234,5678')).to.equal(1234.5678);
expect(parseNumber('1.234.56789')).to.equal(1234.56789);
expect(parseNumber('1,234,56789')).to.equal(1234.56789);
});
it('uses locale to parse amount if there is only one separator e.g. 1.234', () => {
localize.locale = 'en-GB';
expect(parseNumber('12.34')).to.equal(12.34);
expect(parseNumber('12,34')).to.equal(1234);
expect(parseNumber('1.234')).to.equal(1.234);
expect(parseNumber('1,234')).to.equal(1234);
localize.locale = 'nl-NL';
expect(parseNumber('12.34')).to.equal(1234);
expect(parseNumber('12,34')).to.equal(12.34);
expect(parseNumber('1.234')).to.equal(1234);
expect(parseNumber('1,234')).to.equal(1.234);
});
it('returns numbers only if it can not be interpreted e.g. 1.234.567', () => {
// impossible to interpret unambiguously even with locale knowledge
expect(parseNumber('1.234.567')).to.equal(1234567);
expect(parseNumber('1,234,567')).to.equal(1234567);
});
it('keeps only last separator for "broken" numbers like 1.23,4', () => {
expect(parseNumber('1.23,4')).to.equal(123.4);
expect(parseNumber('1,23.4')).to.equal(123.4);
expect(parseNumber('1 23,4')).to.equal(123.4);
expect(parseNumber('1 23.4')).to.equal(123.4);
});
it('parses negative numbers', () => {
expect(parseNumber('-0')).to.equal(0);
expect(parseNumber('-1')).to.equal(-1);
expect(parseNumber('-1234')).to.equal(-1234);
expect(parseNumber('-1.234,5')).to.equal(-1234.5);
expect(parseNumber('-1,234.5')).to.equal(-1234.5);
expect(parseNumber('-1.234,5678')).to.equal(-1234.5678);
expect(parseNumber('-1,234.5678')).to.equal(-1234.5678);
});
it('ignores all non-number symbols (including currency)', () => {
expect(parseNumber('€ 1,234.56')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('€ -1,234.56')).to.equal(-1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('-€ 1,234.56')).to.equal(-1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('1,234.56 €')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('-1,234.56 €')).to.equal(-1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('EUR 1,234.56')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('EUR -1,234.56')).to.equal(-1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('-EUR 1,234.56')).to.equal(-1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('1,234.56 EUR')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('-1,234.56 EUR')).to.equal(-1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('Number is 1,234.56')).to.equal(1234.56);
});
it('ignores non-number characters and returns undefined', () => {
expect(parseNumber('A')).to.equal(undefined);
expect(parseNumber('EUR')).to.equal(undefined);
expect(parseNumber('EU R')).to.equal(undefined);
});
it('returns undefined when value is empty string', () => {
expect(parseNumber('')).to.equal(undefined);
});
it('with locale set and length is more than four', () => {
expect(
parseNumber('6,000', {
locale: 'en-GB',
}),
).to.equal(6000);
expect(
parseNumber('6.000', {
locale: 'es-ES',
}),
).to.equal(6000);
});
}); });
describe('parseAmount()', async () => { it('with no currency keeps all decimals', async () => {
it('with currency set to correct amount of decimals', async () => { localize.locale = 'en-GB';
localize.locale = 'en-GB'; expect(parseAmount('1.015')).to.equal(1.015);
expect(
parseAmount('1.015', {
currency: 'EUR',
}),
).to.equal(1.02);
expect(
parseAmount('5.555', {
currency: 'EUR',
}),
).to.equal(5.56);
expect(
parseAmount('100.1235', {
currency: 'JPY',
}),
).to.equal(100);
expect(
parseAmount('100.1235', {
currency: 'JOD',
}),
).to.equal(100.124);
});
it('with no currency keeps all decimals', async () => {
localize.locale = 'en-GB';
expect(parseAmount('1.015')).to.equal(1.015);
});
}); });
}); });

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export { getWeekdayNames } from './src/date/getWeekdayNames.js'; export { getWeekdayNames } from './src/date/getWeekdayNames.js';
export { normalizeDateTime } from './src/date/normalizeDateTime.js'; export { normalizeDateTime } from './src/date/normalizeDateTime.js';
export { parseDate } from './src/date/parseDate.js'; export { parseDate } from './src/date/parseDate.js';
export { localize, setLocalize } from './src/localize.js';
export { LocalizeManager } from './src/LocalizeManager.js';
export { LocalizeMixin } from './src/LocalizeMixin.js';
export { formatNumber } from './src/number/formatNumber.js'; export { formatNumber } from './src/number/formatNumber.js';
export { formatNumberToParts } from './src/number/formatNumberToParts.js'; export { formatNumberToParts } from './src/number/formatNumberToParts.js';
export { getCurrencyName } from './src/number/getCurrencyName.js'; export { getCurrencyName } from './src/number/getCurrencyName.js';
export { getDecimalSeparator } from './src/number/getDecimalSeparator.js'; export { getDecimalSeparator } from './src/number/getDecimalSeparator.js';
export { getFractionDigits } from './src/number/getFractionDigits.js'; export { getFractionDigits } from './src/number/getFractionDigits.js';
export { getGroupSeparator } from './src/number/getGroupSeparator.js'; export { getGroupSeparator } from './src/number/getGroupSeparator.js';
export { localize, setLocalize } from './src/localize.js';
export { LocalizeManager } from './src/LocalizeManager.js';
export { LocalizeMixin } from './src/LocalizeMixin.js';
export { normalizeCurrencyLabel } from './src/number/normalizeCurrencyLabel.js'; export { normalizeCurrencyLabel } from './src/number/normalizeCurrencyLabel.js';
export { parseNumber } from './src/number/parseNumber.js';

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import { getDecimalSeparator } from './getDecimalSeparator.js';
/**
* @param {string} value to evaluate
* @return {boolean} true if value equal . or ,
*/
function isDecimalSeparator(value) {
return value === '.' || value === ',';
}
/**
* Determines the best possible parsing mode.
*
* - If there is only one separator (withLocale)
* - 1,23 => xxx1.23 (heuristic)
* - else parse mode depends mostly on the last 4 chars
* - 1234 => xxx1234 (heuristic)
* - [space]123 => xxx123 (heuristic)
* - ,123 => unclear
* - if 1.000,123 (we find a different separator) => 1000.123 (heuristic)
* - if 1,000,123 (we find only same separators) => 1000123 (unparseable)
* - if 100,123 (we find no more separators) => unclear
* - if en => 100123 (withLocale)
* - if nl => 100.123 (withLocale)
*
* See also {@link parseAmount}
*
* @example
* getParseMode('1.234') => 'withLocale'
*
* @param {string} value Clean number (only [0-9 ,.]) to be parsed
* @return {string} unparseable|withLocale|heuristic
*/
function getParseMode(value, { mode = 'auto' } = {}) {
const separators = value.match(/[., ]/g);
if (mode === 'auto' && separators && separators.length === 1) {
return 'withLocale';
}
if (value.length > 4) {
const charAtLastSeparatorPosition = value[value.length - 4];
if (isDecimalSeparator(charAtLastSeparatorPosition)) {
const firstPart = value.substring(0, value.length - 4);
const otherSeparators = firstPart.match(/[., ]/g);
if (otherSeparators) {
const lastSeparator = charAtLastSeparatorPosition;
return otherSeparators.indexOf(lastSeparator) === -1 ? 'heuristic' : 'unparseable';
}
return 'withLocale';
}
}
return 'heuristic';
}
/**
* Parses numbers by considering the locale.
* Useful for numbers with an ending pair of 3 number chars as in this case you can not be
* certain if it is a group or comma separator. e.g. 1.234; 1,234; 1234.567;
* Taking into consideration the locale we make the best possible assumption.
*
* @example
* parseWithLocale('1.234', { locale: 'en-GB' }) => 1.234
* parseWithLocale('1,234', { locale: 'en-GB' }) => 1234
*
* @param {string} value Number to be parsed
* @param {Object} options Locale Options
* @param {string} [options.locale]
*/
function parseWithLocale(value, options) {
const locale = options && options.locale ? options.locale : undefined;
const separator = getDecimalSeparator(locale);
const regexNumberAndLocaleSeparator = new RegExp(`[0-9${separator}-]`, 'g');
let numberAndLocaleSeparator = value.match(regexNumberAndLocaleSeparator)?.join('');
if (separator === ',') {
numberAndLocaleSeparator = numberAndLocaleSeparator?.replace(',', '.');
}
if (!numberAndLocaleSeparator) {
return NaN;
}
return parseFloat(numberAndLocaleSeparator);
}
/**
* Parses numbers by considering all separators.
* It only keeps the last separator and uses it as decimal separator.
*
* Warning: This function works only with numbers that can be heuristically parsed.
*
* @param {string} value Number that can be heuristically parsed
* @return {number} parsed javascript number
*/
function parseHeuristic(value) {
if (value.match(/[0-9., ]/g)) {
// 1. put placeholder at decimal separator
const numberString = value
.replace(/(,|\.)([^,|.]*)$/g, '_decSep_$2')
.replace(/(,|\.| )/g, '') // 2. remove all thousand separators
.replace(/_decSep_/, '.'); // 3. restore decimal separator
return parseFloat(numberString);
}
return 0;
}
/**
* Parses a number string and returns the best possible javascript number.
* For edge cases it may use locale to give the best possible assumption.
*
* It has 3 "methods" of returning numbers
* - 'unparseable': becomes just numbers
* - 'withLocale': result depends on given or global locale
* - 'heuristic': result depends on considering separators
*
* @example
* parseNumber('1.234.567'); // method: unparseable => 1234567
* parseNumber('1.234'); // method: withLocale => depending on locale 1234 or 1.234
* parseNumber('1.234,56'); // method: heuristic => 1234.56
* parseNumber('1 234.56'); // method: heuristic => 1234.56
* parseNumber('1,234.56'); // method: heuristic => 1234.56
*
* @param {string} value Number to be parsed
* @param {object} [options] Locale Options
*/
export function parseNumber(value, options) {
const containsNumbers = value.match(/\d/g);
if (!containsNumbers) {
return undefined;
}
const matchedInput = value.match(/[0-9,.\- ]/g);
if (!matchedInput) {
return undefined;
}
const cleanedInput = matchedInput.join('');
const parseMode = getParseMode(cleanedInput, options);
switch (parseMode) {
case 'unparseable': {
const cleanedInputMatchStr = cleanedInput.match(/[0-9]/g)?.join('');
if (!cleanedInputMatchStr) {
return NaN;
}
return parseFloat(cleanedInputMatchStr);
}
case 'withLocale':
return parseWithLocale(cleanedInput, options || {});
case 'heuristic':
return parseHeuristic(cleanedInput);
default:
return 0;
}
}

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import { expect } from '@open-wc/testing';
import { localize } from '@lion/localize';
import { parseNumber } from '../../src/number/parseNumber.js';
describe('parseNumber()', () => {
it('parses integers', () => {
expect(parseNumber('1')).to.equal(1);
expect(parseNumber('12')).to.equal(12);
expect(parseNumber('123')).to.equal(123);
expect(parseNumber('1234')).to.equal(1234);
expect(parseNumber('12345')).to.equal(12345);
expect(parseNumber('123456')).to.equal(123456);
expect(parseNumber('1234567')).to.equal(1234567);
expect(parseNumber('12345678')).to.equal(12345678);
expect(parseNumber('123456789')).to.equal(123456789);
});
it('detects separators heuristically when there are 2 different ones e.g. 1,234.5', () => {
expect(parseNumber('1,234.5')).to.equal(1234.5);
expect(parseNumber('1.234,5')).to.equal(1234.5);
expect(parseNumber('1 234.5')).to.equal(1234.5);
expect(parseNumber('1 234,5')).to.equal(1234.5);
expect(parseNumber('1,234.56')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('1.234,56')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('1 234.56')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('1 234,56')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('1,234.567')).to.equal(1234.567);
expect(parseNumber('1.234,567')).to.equal(1234.567);
expect(parseNumber('1 234.567')).to.equal(1234.567);
expect(parseNumber('1 234,567')).to.equal(1234.567);
expect(parseNumber('1,234.5678')).to.equal(1234.5678);
expect(parseNumber('1.234,5678')).to.equal(1234.5678);
expect(parseNumber('1 234.5678')).to.equal(1234.5678);
expect(parseNumber('1 234,5678')).to.equal(1234.5678);
expect(parseNumber('1,234.56789')).to.equal(1234.56789);
expect(parseNumber('1.234,56789')).to.equal(1234.56789);
expect(parseNumber('1 234.56789')).to.equal(1234.56789);
expect(parseNumber('1 234,56789')).to.equal(1234.56789);
});
it('detects separators heuristically when there is only one and "pasted" mode used e.g. 123456,78', () => {
expect(parseNumber('1.', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1);
expect(parseNumber('1,', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1);
expect(parseNumber('1 ', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1);
expect(parseNumber('1.2', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.2);
expect(parseNumber('1,2', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.2);
expect(parseNumber('1 2', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(12);
expect(parseNumber('1.23', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.23);
expect(parseNumber('1,23', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.23);
expect(parseNumber('1 23', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(123);
expect(parseNumber('1 234', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1234);
expect(parseNumber('1.2345', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.2345);
expect(parseNumber('1,2345', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.2345);
expect(parseNumber('1 2345', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(12345);
expect(parseNumber('1.23456', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.23456);
expect(parseNumber('1,23456', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.23456);
expect(parseNumber('1 23456', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(123456);
expect(parseNumber('1.234567', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.234567);
expect(parseNumber('1,234567', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1.234567);
expect(parseNumber('1 234567', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(1234567);
expect(parseNumber('123456,78', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(123456.78);
expect(parseNumber('123456.78', { mode: 'pasted' })).to.equal(123456.78);
});
it('detects separators heuristically when there are 2 same ones e.g. 1.234.56', () => {
expect(parseNumber('1.234.5')).to.equal(1234.5);
expect(parseNumber('1,234,5')).to.equal(1234.5);
expect(parseNumber('1.234.56')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('1,234,56')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('1 234 56')).to.equal(123456);
expect(parseNumber('1.234.5678')).to.equal(1234.5678);
expect(parseNumber('1,234,5678')).to.equal(1234.5678);
expect(parseNumber('1.234.56789')).to.equal(1234.56789);
expect(parseNumber('1,234,56789')).to.equal(1234.56789);
});
it('uses locale to parse amount if there is only one separator e.g. 1.234', () => {
localize.locale = 'en-GB';
expect(parseNumber('12.34')).to.equal(12.34);
expect(parseNumber('12,34')).to.equal(1234);
expect(parseNumber('1.234')).to.equal(1.234);
expect(parseNumber('1,234')).to.equal(1234);
localize.locale = 'nl-NL';
expect(parseNumber('12.34')).to.equal(1234);
expect(parseNumber('12,34')).to.equal(12.34);
expect(parseNumber('1.234')).to.equal(1234);
expect(parseNumber('1,234')).to.equal(1.234);
});
it('returns numbers only if it can not be interpreted e.g. 1.234.567', () => {
// impossible to interpret unambiguously even with locale knowledge
expect(parseNumber('1.234.567')).to.equal(1234567);
expect(parseNumber('1,234,567')).to.equal(1234567);
});
it('keeps only last separator for "broken" numbers like 1.23,4', () => {
expect(parseNumber('1.23,4')).to.equal(123.4);
expect(parseNumber('1,23.4')).to.equal(123.4);
expect(parseNumber('1 23,4')).to.equal(123.4);
expect(parseNumber('1 23.4')).to.equal(123.4);
});
it('parses negative numbers', () => {
expect(parseNumber('-0')).to.equal(0);
expect(parseNumber('-1')).to.equal(-1);
expect(parseNumber('-1234')).to.equal(-1234);
expect(parseNumber('-1.234,5')).to.equal(-1234.5);
expect(parseNumber('-1,234.5')).to.equal(-1234.5);
expect(parseNumber('-1.234,5678')).to.equal(-1234.5678);
expect(parseNumber('-1,234.5678')).to.equal(-1234.5678);
});
it('ignores all non-number symbols (including currency)', () => {
expect(parseNumber('€ 1,234.56')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('€ -1,234.56')).to.equal(-1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('-€ 1,234.56')).to.equal(-1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('1,234.56 €')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('-1,234.56 €')).to.equal(-1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('EUR 1,234.56')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('EUR -1,234.56')).to.equal(-1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('-EUR 1,234.56')).to.equal(-1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('1,234.56 EUR')).to.equal(1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('-1,234.56 EUR')).to.equal(-1234.56);
expect(parseNumber('Number is 1,234.56')).to.equal(1234.56);
});
it('ignores non-number characters and returns undefined', () => {
expect(parseNumber('A')).to.equal(undefined);
expect(parseNumber('EUR')).to.equal(undefined);
expect(parseNumber('EU R')).to.equal(undefined);
});
it('returns undefined when value is empty string', () => {
expect(parseNumber('')).to.equal(undefined);
});
it('with locale set and length is more than four', () => {
expect(
parseNumber('6,000', {
locale: 'en-GB',
}),
).to.equal(6000);
expect(
parseNumber('6.000', {
locale: 'es-ES',
}),
).to.equal(6000);
});
});