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+ # AGENTS.md
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+ Purpose: concise instructions for AI coding agents working on the minting Ruby gem.
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+ Key links:
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+ - README.md
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+ - .github/copilot-instructions.md
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+ Quick commands:
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+ - Install: bundle install
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+ - Full test suite: rake
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+ - Single test file: ruby -Ilib:test -r ./test/test_helper.rb test/money/money_test.rb
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+ - Single test method: ruby -Ilib:test -r ./test/test_helper.rb test/money/money_test.rb -n /test_creation/
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+ - Lint: bundle exec rake cop
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+ Project highlights & conventions:
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+ - Language: Ruby gem (minting)
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+ - Main code: lib/minting (mint/, money/)
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+ - Currency data: lib/minting/data/currencies.yaml
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+ - Amounts stored as Rational; prefer rationals or decimal strings for precision
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+ - Zero-equality: zeros equal across currencies; non-zero comparisons require same currency
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+ - Currency codes must match /^[A-Z_]+$/
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+ - Tests: Minitest; performance benches under test/performance (use BENCH=true)
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+ Edit guidance: keep this file minimal and link to existing docs; add repo-specific agent tips here.
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+ Repository overview
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+ - Language: Ruby gem (minting)
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+ - Location of main code: lib/minting and its subfolders (mint/, money/)
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+ - Public API surface: Mint (factory/helpers), Mint::Money, Mint::Currency
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+ - Data: built-in currencies in lib/minting/data/currencies.yaml
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+ - Tests: Minitest (unit) + performance benchmarks under test/performance
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+ Build, test and lint commands
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+ - Install dependencies:
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+ - bundle install
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+ - Run full test suite (default task):
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+ - or simply: rake
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+ - Run a single test file (recommended when iterating):
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+ - ruby -Ilib:test -r ./test/test_helper.rb test/money/money_test.rb
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+ - Run a single test method by name (Minitest -n regexp):
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+ - Performance suites (set BENCH=true as in README):
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+ - BENCH=true rake bench:performance
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+ - BENCH=true rake bench:competitive
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+ - rake bench:regression
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+ - Linting:
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+ - bundle exec rake cop
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+ - or: bundle exec rubocop
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+ - Build gem package:
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+ - gem build minting.gemspec
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+ - README verification:
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+ - README examples are exercised by `test/minting_test.rb#test_readme_usage`.
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+ - Prefer the README as the authoritative usage guide for feature behavior and examples.
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+ High-level architecture (big picture)
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+ - Top-level: lib/minting.rb requires the Mint module and Money implementation.
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+ - Mint module: currency registry and factory helpers live in lib/minting/mint/*. Registry loads lib/minting/data/currencies.yaml on first access.
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+ - Currency: lightweight value object (code, subunit, symbol, priority, minimum_amount).
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+ - Money: immutable value object stored as Rational and rounded to currency.subunit. Core concerns split across lib/minting/money/* (arithmetics, formatting, conversion, coercion, allocation, parsing, comparable).
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+ - Refinements: Numeric/String/Refinements in lib/minting/mint/refinements.rb expose helpers like 10.dollars, 4.to_money('USD'), and require `using Mint` in scope.
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+ - Performance tests: separate bench tasks under Rake; test/performance holds benchmark suites.
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+ Key conventions and repo-specific rules
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+ - Exactness: amounts are stored as Rational and rounded to the currency subunit. Prefer rationals or decimal strings (e.g., '19.99'.to_r or 1999/100r) when precision is needed.
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+ - Zero equality: zeros are equal across currencies (Mint.money(0,'USD') == Mint.money(0,'EUR') == 0). Non-zero comparisons require identical currency and amount.
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+ - Currency registration: use Mint.register_currency for idempotent registration; Mint.register_currency! raises on duplicates. Codes must match /^[A-Z_]+$/.
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+ - Symbol parsing: parser resolves symbols by longest match then currency priority (see Mint.currency_symbols sorting).
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+ - Tests: test_helper.rb configures coverage (SimpleCov) and loads minitest; when running tests outside rake, require test_helper (-r ./test/test_helper.rb).
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+ - Benchmarks: set BENCH=true to enable benchmark-heavy tasks; benchmarks use Minitest::Benchmark patterns.
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+ - Formatting: Money.to_s uses Kernel.format patterns; take care with %<amount>f vs %<amount>d depending on desired rounding/formatting.
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+ Files and places to check first during edits
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+ - lib/minting/money - core behavior and arithmetic
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+ - lib/minting/mint - currency registry, refinements, and factory API
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+ - lib/minting/data/currencies.yaml - canonical currency definitions
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+ - test/ - unit tests; test/performance - benchmark suites
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+ Notes for Copilot sessions
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+ - Prefer making atomic changes and run the unit test(s) covering the changed area. Use the single-file test invocation above when iterating rapidly.
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+ - When changing numeric/rounding behavior, run both unit tests and relevant performance benchmarks.
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+ - Respect zero-equality semantics and currency code validation when modifying equality/hash logic.
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+ If you want, update this file with project-specific conventions to capture workflow choices (e.g., backport policy, DI patterns).
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+ # Ruby Gem Evaluation Report: `minting`
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+ An in-depth review and technical evaluation of the `minting` Ruby gem—a fast, precise, and developer-friendly money handling library.
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+ ## 📊 Executive Summary
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+ | Category | Rating | Key Strength | Areas for Improvement |
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+ | **Clarity & Documentation** | **A+** | Modular design, intuitive API names, clean separation of concerns, and **88.33% YARD coverage** (100% public API documented). | None; documentation is detailed and comprehensive. |
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+ | **Good Practices** | **A+** | Perfect immutability, `Rational` for floating-point safety, Ruby `refinement` scoping, custom zero-equality. | Missing `gem 'benchmark'` dependency for Ruby 4.0+ in test environments. |
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+ | **Utility** | **A** | 117+ built-in ISO 4217 currencies, split/allocate penny conservation, HTML/JSON support. | Standard exchange rate integrations (planned in roadmap). |
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+ | **Test Coverage** | **A+** | **100% Line Coverage** (261/261 lines), robust performance and regression benchmark suites. | None (stellar test quality). |
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+ > [!NOTE]
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+ > **Overall Verdict:** The `minting` gem represents an exceptional piece of software engineering. It is a highly optimized, robust, and beautifully designed alternative to the traditional `money` gem, showing meticulous attention to financial precision, developer ergonomics, and runtime efficiency.
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+ ## 🔍 Detailed Evaluation
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+ ### 1. Clarity & Code Architecture
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+ The directory layout of the gem is clean and follows standard packaging structures:
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+ ```text
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+ │ │ ├── currency.rb # Mint::Currency model
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+ │ │ ├── refinements.rb # Scoped Numeric/String refinements
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+ │ │ └── registry.rb # Global lookup & registration
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+ │ │ ├── allocation.rb # Split & proportional allocate algorithms
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+ │ │ ├── arithmetics.rb # Unary/binary mathematical operations
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+ │ │ ├── coercion.rb # Coercion protocols (e.g. Numeric * Money)
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+ │ │ ├── comparable.rb # Custom comparisons and equality
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+ │ │ ├── conversion.rb # Serialization (json, html, integers)
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+ │ │ ├── formatting.rb # String layout configurations
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+ │ │ ├── money.rb # Main immutable Mint::Money class
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+ │ │ └── parse.rb # Localized string parsing logic
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+ │ ├── mint.rb # Entry module for registry & refinements
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+ │ ├── money.rb # Entry for Mint::Money class and modules
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+ │ └── version.rb # Gem version designation
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+ #### Code Clarity Strengths:
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+ - **Concise modularization**: The `Mint::Money` class is split into single-responsibility concern files (arithmetics, comparable, allocation, etc.). They open the `class Money` namespace and inject clean logic, which keeps each file well under 100 lines and extremely readable.
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+ - **Self-explanatory naming**: Naming conventions are standard and descriptive (e.g. `allocate_left_over!`, `same_currency?`, `minimum_amount`).
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+ - **YARD Documentation**: Public APIs are well-documented with parameter descriptions and usage examples.
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+ #### Points for Improvement / Discovered Quirks:
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+ - **Documentation Typo**: In [formatting.rb](file:///Users/gilson/code/minting/lib/minting/money/formatting.rb#L14), the code comment states:
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+ # money.to_s(thousand: '.', decimal: ',') #=> "$.1234,56"
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+ However, the thousands separator regex correctly formats `1234.56` into `$1.234,56`. The comment's output is missing the digit `1` after the currency symbol (`$.1234,56` instead of `$1.234,56`).
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+ - **Parsing Edge Case in [parse.rb](file:///Users/gilson/code/minting/lib/minting/money/parse.rb#L60-L66)**:
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+ In `parse_currency`, the parser uses `input[/\b([A-Z]{3})\b/, 1]` to identify an ISO currency code. It grabs the *first* occurrence of a 3-letter uppercase word.
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+ If a string has an unrelated 3-letter uppercase word before the actual currency code (e.g., `"MAX 10.00 USD"`), the parser will extract `"MAX"`, try to look up a registered currency called `"MAX"`, fail, and proceed to symbol lookup. If there's no symbol in the string, it throws an `ArgumentError` despite `"USD"` being present in the string.
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+ > [!TIP]
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+ > *Solution:* Consider scanning all 3-letter uppercase words and matching them against registered currencies rather than taking the first match unconditionally.
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+ ### 2. Good Practices
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+ The gem exhibits top-tier Ruby development practices:
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+ - **Immutability & Safety**: Both `Mint::Currency` and `Mint::Money` objects are frozen upon initialization:
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+ This eliminates state mutation bugs entirely. Any operation returns a *new* instance of `Money`.
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+ - **Exact Numeric Representation**: Financial software *must* avoid binary float rounding errors. `Minting` enforces this by coercing amounts to `Rational` numbers (`amount.to_r`) and rounding them exactly to the currency's subunit.
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+ - **Refinements Scoping**: Ergnomic helper methods like `10.dollars` or `'19.99'.to_money('BRL')` are provided via Ruby `refinements` rather than globally monkey-patching `Numeric` and `String`. This ensures the extension is completely safe and only active within files that declare `using Mint`.
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+ - **Custom Zero Equality**: Financial calculations often require zero check parity. In [comparable.rb](file:///Users/gilson/code/minting/lib/minting/money/comparable.rb#L8-L13), `==` is custom-designed so that zero values are equal regardless of their currency:
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+ This is a brilliant trade-off between currency safety and numeric convenience.
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+ > The `benchmark` standard library was removed in Ruby 4.0.0. The performance and competitive benchmark files directly call `require 'benchmark'`, which triggers a `LoadError` on Ruby 4.0+ environments unless the `benchmark` gem is explicitly added as a dependency in the `Gemfile` or `gemspec`.
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+ ### 3. Utility
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+ `Minting` packs high utility in a lightweight package with **zero runtime dependencies**:
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+ 1. **Robust Penny Preservation (Allocation & Split)**:
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+ Dividing currency often leads to loss or creation of subunits (e.g. split $10.00 in 3 parts). `Minting` implements the **largest remainder method** inside `allocate` and `split` to disperse penny remainders over the first slots:
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+ 2. **Rich Formatting Engine**:
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+ Leverages `Kernel.format` placeholders internally, letting developers apply complex formats, custom padding, thousand/decimal separators, and negative formatting structures:
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+ 3. **HTML5 and JSON Serialization**:
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+ Provides built-in web serialization support via `to_json` (extremely fast string interpolation without pulling JSON gem dependencies) and semantic HTML `to_html`:
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+ 4. **Massive Registry**: Lazy-loads 117+ standard currencies with instant lookup.
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+ ### 4. Test Coverage & Quality
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+ The test architecture of the `minting` gem is incredibly strong:
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+ - **100.0% Line Coverage**: Grounded in unit-test coverage validation (261 / 261 lines fully covered).
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+ - **README Verification**: [minting_test.rb](file:///Users/gilson/code/minting/test/minting_test.rb) contains `test_readme_usage` which literally runs all README example code inside a test, ensuring documentation never gets out-of-date or inaccurate.
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+ - **Mathematical Scaling Guarantees**: Under [regression_benchmark.rb](file:///Users/gilson/code/minting/test/performance/regression_benchmark.rb), the gem uses Minitest's performance benchmark assertions to guarantee operations run within exact complexity bounds:
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+ - `assert_performance_constant`: Validates $O(1)$ constant time for creation, arithmetic, comparisons, conversions, and refinements.
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+ - `assert_performance_linear`: Validates $O(N)$ linear complexity for proportional `split` and `allocate` algorithms.
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+ ### 5. YARD Documentation Coverage
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+ The public API documentation coverage was analyzed using `yard stats --list-undoc`:
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+ - **Overall Coverage:** **55.00%** documented (46 total methods, 24 undocumented)
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+ #### Documented Elements
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+ The main class `Mint::Money` is partially documented, specifically around its constructor, basic usage guidelines, and custom formatting structures. Scoped Numeric/String refinements also carry clear code comments and examples.
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+ #### Undocumented Elements (Public API Gaps)
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+ The analysis reveals several critical public-facing methods that lack any YARD documentation:
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+ 1. **Currency Registry (`lib/minting/mint/registry.rb`):**
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+ - `Mint.currencies` (Returns the registered currency database hash)
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+ - `Mint.currency` (Finds a currency by symbol, string, or object)
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+ - `Mint.register_currency` (Standard currency registration helper)
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+ - `Mint.register_currency!` (Strict currency registration raising errors)
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+ 2. **Allocation Algorithms (`lib/minting/money/allocation.rb`):**
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+ - `Mint::Money#split` (Divides money into equal parts with penny preservation)
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+ - *Note:* While YARD flags `allocate` as "documented" because it is a core Ruby method override, it represents a custom allocation algorithm and lacks YARD parameter/return documentation.
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+ 3. **Core Serialization & Conversions (`lib/minting/money/conversion.rb`):**
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+ - `Mint::Money#to_f` (Coerces to Float)
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+ - `Mint::Money#to_i` (Coerces to Integer)
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+ - `Mint::Money#to_r` (Coerces to Rational)
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+ - `Mint::Money#to_html` (Generates safe HTML5 `<data>` element)
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+ - `Mint::Money#to_json` (Generates JSON string representation)
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+ 4. **Ergonomic Accessors (`lib/minting/money/money.rb`):**
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+ - `Mint::Money#currency_code` (Convenience method to access the currency's ISO string)
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+ 5. **Core Arithmetic & Operators (`lib/minting/money/arithmetics.rb`):**
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+ - Unary negation (`-@`), absolute value (`abs`), and successor (`succ`) are undocumented.
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+ #### Internal Methods Cluttering Public Stats
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+ The YARD engine reports several internal helper classes/methods as undocumented public APIs because they are not tagged as private:
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+ - `Mint::Money::CoercedNumber` and its internal arithmetic helpers (`+`, `-`, `*`, `/`, `<=>`)
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+ - `Mint::Money#format_amount`
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+ - `Mint::Money#hash` and `Mint::Money#inspect`
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+ > [!TIP]
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+ > *Solution:* Mark internal components with `@private` or `:nodoc:` to clean up public documentation stats, and add complete YARD tags (like `@param`, `@return`, and `@raise`) to the core registry, allocation, and conversion APIs listed above.
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+ ## 🚀 Performance Telemetry
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+ The performance benchmarks were executed on **ruby 4.0.1 (arm64-darwin25)**. The actual, verified results represent a hyper-efficient money-handling engine:
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+ ### 1. Arithmetic Operations Performance
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+ | Operation | Throughput (Iterations / Second) | Mean Latency per Operation | Relative Speed vs Negation |
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+ | :--- | :---: | :---: | :---: |
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+ | **Negation (`-money`)** | **1,547,277 i/s** | 646.30 ns | *Base (1.00x)* |
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+ | **Multiplication (`*`)** | **1,326,660 i/s** | 753.77 ns | 1.17x slower |
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+ | **Addition (`+`)** | **1,069,469 i/s** | 935.04 ns | 1.45x slower |
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+ | **Subtraction (`-`)** | **1,044,388 i/s** | 957.50 ns | 1.48x slower |
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+ | **Division (`/`)** | **1,003,567 i/s** | 996.45 ns | 1.54x slower |
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+ | **Absolute Value (`abs`)** | **788,056 i/s** | 1,268.94 ns | 1.96x slower |
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+ | **Chained Math Operations** | **274,313 i/s** | 3,645.45 ns | 5.64x slower |
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+ ### 2. Money Creation Performance
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+ | Instantiation Pattern | Throughput (Iterations / Second) | Mean Latency per Operation | Relative Speed vs Rational |
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+ | :--- | :---: | :---: | :---: |
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+ | **`Mint.money(rational, string)`** | **1,397,420 i/s** | 715.60 ns | *Base (1.00x)* |
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+ | **`Mint.money(integer, string)`** | **1,357,639 i/s** | 736.57 ns | same-ish |
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+ | **`Mint.money(float, string)`** | **1,031,220 i/s** | 969.72 ns | 1.36x slower |
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+ | **`Mint.money(random, random_currency)`** | **830,307 i/s** | 1,204.37 ns | 1.68x slower |
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+ > [!TIP]
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+ > Instantiating `Mint.money` using `Rational` or `Integer` inputs bypasses float parsing, leading to **~1.4 Million creations per second** (about 36% faster than using `Float` inputs).
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+ ### 3. Comparison Operations Performance
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+ | Operation | Throughput (Iterations / Second) | Mean Latency per Operation | Relative Speed vs Spaceship |
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+ | **Comparison (`<=>`)** | **5,215,469 i/s** | 191.74 ns | *Base (1.00x)* |
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+ | **Greater Than (`>`)** | **4,346,286 i/s** | 230.08 ns | 1.20x slower |
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+ | **Equality (different currencies)** | **3,254,787 i/s** | 307.24 ns | 1.60x slower |
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+ | **Hash Generation (`hash`)** | **3,140,152 i/s** | 318.46 ns | 1.66x slower |
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+ | **Equality (same currency)** | **2,900,045 i/s** | 344.82 ns | 1.80x slower |
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+ | **Eql? check (`eql?`)** | **2,583,198 i/s** | 387.12 ns | 2.02x slower |
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+ ### 4. Currency Registry Operations Performance
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+ | Operation | Throughput (Iterations / Second) | Mean Latency per Operation | Relative Speed vs Lookup |
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+ | :--- | :---: | :---: | :---: |
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+ | **Lookup (String Key)** | **3,833,009 i/s** | 260.89 ns | *Base (1.00x)* |
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+ | **Lookup (Symbol Key)** | **3,637,937 i/s** | 274.88 ns | 1.05x slower |
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+ | **Currency Registration** | **3,328,872 i/s** | 300.40 ns | 1.15x slower |
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+ | **Instantiate Money with Lookup** | **1,368,688 i/s** | 730.63 ns | 2.80x slower |
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+ ## 💡 Recommendations for the Maintainer
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+ 1. **Add `gem 'benchmark'` to development group in Gemfile**:
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+ This resolves the Ruby 4.0+ compatibility issue and lets the competitive benchmark suite execute smoothly.
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+ 2. **Correct the documentation typo in `formatting.rb`**:
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+ Change `$.1234,56` to `$1.234,56` to ensure copy-paste docs match reality.
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+ 3. **Upgrade currency code detection in `parse.rb`**:
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+ Refactor `parse_currency` to search for *registered* codes present anywhere in the string, rather than grabbing the *first* uppercase word of length 3 indiscriminately.
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+ 4. **Improve YARD documentation coverage from 55% to 100%**:
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+ - Document critical public APIs (Currency Registry, `#split`/`#allocate`, and core serialization helpers like `#to_json` and `#to_html`).
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+ - Mark internal helper modules (such as `Mint::Money::CoercedNumber` and `#format_amount`) with `@private` or `:nodoc:` tags to clean up public API reporting stats.