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It also provides a few other conveniences like formatting.
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It is primarily intended for our own projects, but is offered here as an open sourced project, because.
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## Install It
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### As a Gem
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Install via RubyGems.
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```
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$ gem install spook_and_puff_money
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```
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Then inside your application, require it like so:
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require 'spook_and_puff/money'
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```
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### With Bundler
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Update your Gemfile with the dependency.
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```
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gem 'spook_and_puff_money', '~> 0.5.5', :require => 'spook_and_puff/money'
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```
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Then update your bundle like usual.
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$ bundle install
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## Getting Started
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Once you've installed and required the gem, using it is straight forward. It can only be initialized with a BigDecimal or a String. This is to prevent mistakes like passing in a Float.
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```
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money = SpookAndPuff::Money.new('10.01')
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If you need to print out a formatted currency string, it's simple.
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money.to_s #=> '$10.01'
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The raw BigDecimal is available via an accessor.
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money.raw #=> #<BigDecimal:7feb0c115c70,'0.1001E2',18(18)>
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Money can be added together, subtracted and multiplied. Be careful of the order and types of the operands. For the `+` and `-` operators, both operands must be money instances. For most other methods, any numeric can be used, but they will be coerced into BigDecimal in order to preserve the precision.
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The argument types of each method is documented, so don't forget to have a look at them.
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# SpookAndPuff::MoneyAttributes
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This is a module provided as a convenience for working with ActiveRecord models. It is not required by default when using this gem, instead you must require it separately.
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Assuming you have the gem installed:
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require 'spook_and_puff/money_attributes'
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Or if you are using Bundler:
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gem 'spook_and_puff_money', '~> 0.5.5', :require 'spook_and_puff/money_attributes'
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The above implicitly requires the `SpookAndPuff::Money` class as well, so you don't have to worry about that.
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## Usage
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Extend your models with the module and use the ::attr_money method to define which attributes you want to have coerced into Money instances. Currently these attributes _must_ map to DB columns.
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class Derp < ActiveRecord::Base
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You can now use the `foo` and `bar` attributes like any other, with a few restrictions.
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You can only pass the writers instances of `BigDecimal`, `String` and `NilClass`. Anything else will raise a `TypeError`.
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Most importantly, you should not access the attributes using the `[]` method, since this will return the raw value, not an instance of `SpookAndPuff::Money`.
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require 'spook_and_puff/money'
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module SpookAndPuff
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# A module for extending ActiveRecord::Base subclasses. It provides a macro
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# for defining money accessors; it produces writers which coerce the input
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# into SpookAndPuff::Money instances.
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module MoneyAttributes
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# A class macro which defines serialization and attribute writers for the
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# specified attributes. This ensures that the specified attributes will
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# always be instances of SpookAndPuff::Money.
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# @param Array<Symbol>
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# @return nil
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def attr_money(*attrs)
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def #{attr}
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@#{attr} ||= SpookAndPuff::Money.new(self[:#{attr}])
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--- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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name: spook_and_puff_money
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version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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version: 0.5.5
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prerelease:
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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autorequire:
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bindir: bin
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cert_chain: []
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date: 2013-05-
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date: 2013-05-13 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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dependencies:
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name: rspec
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- lib/spook_and_puff/money.rb
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- MIT-LICENSE
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- README.md
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homepage: http://spookandpuff.com
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