# $Id$ package Handel::Currency; use strict; use warnings; BEGIN { use base qw/Data::Currency/; use Handel (); use Handel::Exception (); use Handel::L10N qw/translate/; use Handel::Constraints qw/constraint_currency_code/; use Class::Inspector (); }; sub code { my ($self, $code) = @_; my $cfg = Handel->config; if ($code) { throw Handel::Exception::Argument( -details => translate('CURRENCY_CODE_INVALID', $code) ) unless constraint_currency_code($code); ## no critic $self->SUPER::code($code); }; $code = $self->get_simple('code') || $cfg->{'HandelCurrencyCode'}; throw Handel::Exception::Argument( -details => translate('CURRENCY_CODE_INVALID', $code) ) unless constraint_currency_code($code); ## no critic return $code; }; sub convert { my ($self, $to) = @_; my $from = $self->code; $to ||= ''; throw Handel::Exception::Argument( -details => translate('CURRENCY_CODE_INVALID', $from) ) unless constraint_currency_code($from); ## no critic throw Handel::Exception::Argument( -details => translate('CURRENCY_CODE_INVALID', $to) ) unless constraint_currency_code($to); ## no critic return $self->SUPER::convert($to); }; sub format { my ($self, $format) = @_; my $cfg = Handel->config; if ($format) { $self->SUPER::format($format); }; $format = $self->get_simple('format') || $cfg->{'HandelCurrencyFormat'}; return $format ? $format : undef; }; sub set_component_class { my ($self, $field, $value) = @_; if ($value) { if (!Class::Inspector->loaded($value)) { eval "use $value"; ## no critic throw Handel::Exception( -details => translate('COMPCLASS_NOT_LOADED', $field, $value) ) if $@; ## no critic }; }; $self->set_inherited($field, $value); return; }; 1; __END__ =head1 NAME Handel::Currency - Price container to do currency conversion/formatting =head1 SYNOPSIS use Handel::Currency; my $price = Handel::Currency->new(1.2. 'USD'); print $price; # 1.20 USD print $price+1 # 2.2 print $price->code; # USD print $price->format; # FMT_SYMBOL print $price->as_string; # 1.20 USD print $price->as_string('FMT_SYMBOL'); # $1.20 print 'Your price in Canadian Dollars is: '; print $price->convert('CAD')->value; =head1 DESCRIPTION The Handel::Currency module provides basic currency formatting within Handel using L. It can be used separately to format any number into a more friendly formatted currency string. my $price = 1.23; my $currency = Handel::Currency->new($price); print $currency->as_string; A new Handel::Currency object is automatically returned within the shopping cart when calling C, C, and C as an lvalue: my $cart = Handel::Cart->search({id => '11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111'}); print $cart->subtotal; # 12.9 print $cart->subtotal->as_string; # 12.90 USD Each Handel::Currency object will stringify to the original value except in string context, where it stringifies to the format specified in C. =head1 CONSTRUCTOR =head2 new =over =item Arguments: $price [, $code, $format] =back To creates a new Handel::Currency object, simply call C and pass in the price to be formatted: my $currency = Handel::Currency->new(10.23); You can also pass in the default currency code and/or currency format to be used. If no code or format are supplied, future calls to C, C and C will use the C and C environment variables. =head1 METHODS =head2 as_string =over =item Arguments: $format =back Returns the freshly formatted price in a format declared in L. If no format options are specified, the defaults values from C and then C are used. Currently the default format is C. It is also acceptable to specify different default values. See L and C for further details. =head2 code =over =item Arguments: $code =back Gets/sets the three letter currency code for the current currency object. C throws a L if C isn't a valid currency code. If no code was passed during object creation, I unless C is set. =head2 convert =over =item Arguments: $code =back Returns a new Handel::Currency object containing the converted price value. If no C is specified for the current currency object, the C will be used as the currency code to convert from. If the currency you are converting to is the same as the currency objects current currency code, convert will just return itself. You can also chain the C call into other method calls: my $price = Handel::Currency->new(1.25, 'USA'); print $price->convert('CAD')->format('FMT_STANDARD')->as_string; C throws a L if C isn't valid currency code or isn't defined. It is also acceptable to specify different default values. See L and C for further details. =head2 converter_class =over =item Arguments: $converter_class =back Gets/sets the converter class to be used when converting currency numbers. __PACKAGE__->currency_class('MyCurrencyConverter'); The converter class can be any class that supports the following method signature: sub convert { my ($self, $price, $from, $to) = @_; return $converted_price; }; A L exception will be thrown if the specified class can not be loaded. =head2 format =over =item Arguments: $format =back Gets/sets the format to be used when displaying this object as a formatted currency string. If no format is defined, the defaults value C is used. Currently the default format is C. It is also acceptable to specify different default values. See L and C for further details. =head2 name Returns the currency name for the current objects currency code. If no currency code is set, the code set in C will be used. C throws a L if code used isn't a valid currency code. =head2 stringify Sames as C. =head2 value Returns the original price value given to C. Always use this instead of relying on stringification when deflating currency objects in DBIx::Class schemas. =head2 get_component_class =over =item Arguments: $name =back Gets the current class for the specified component name. my $class = $self->get_component_class('item_class'); There is no good reason to use this. Use the specific class accessors instead. =head2 set_component_class =over =item Arguments: $name, $value =back Sets the current class for the specified component name. $self->set_component_class('item_class', 'MyItemClass'); A L exception will be thrown if the specified class can not be loaded. There is no good reason to use this. Use the specific class accessors instead. =head1 CONFIGURATION =head2 HandelCurrencyCode This sets the default currency code used when no code is passed into C. See L for all available currency codes. The default code is USD. =head2 HandelCurrencyFormat This sets the default options used to format the price. See L for all available currency codes. The default format used is C. Just like in Locale::Currency::Format, you can combine options using C<|>. =head1 SEE ALSO L, L, L, L =head1 AUTHOR Christopher H. Laco CPAN ID: CLACO claco@chrislaco.com http://today.icantfocus.com/blog/