The currency pipe should be smart enough to handle string
, float
, int
, etc automatically.
if passed value is string
or not int
or float
, it should do nothing and display the passed value as it is. And only display formatted value if it is int
or float
.
It was happening in angularJs but not happening in angular (2)
How to tell currency pipe to escape in case its string
and do currency formatting if its a decimal
value. I am expecting something like below.
Example
<div>Money:{{'xxx/vv/cc' | currency:'USD':true:'1.2-2'}}</div>
should display
xxx/vv/cc
<div>Money: {{''11.99'' | currency:'USD':true:'1.2-2'}}</div>
should display $11.99
--$ symbol included.
But its not happening. Error I am getting is caused by: Invalid argument 'Included' for pipe 'CurrencyPipe'
I think it was happening by default in angularjs but in angular2 its not happening by defalut.
The manual explicitly states that it accepts a numeric expression and nothing else:
The pipe is really simple and can be extended and used instead of
CurrencyPipe
to conform to the expected behaviour:To create a new pipe with different name,
CurrencyPipe
may be injected into custom pipe:In order for
CurrencyPipe
to be injected through DI, it should be additionally added to module providers:You can use the ternary operator
a ? b : c
to showb
whena
is truthy, but showc
otherwise.First have a function in your component that returns
true
when the value is a number.component
Then use that to determine whether to send the value to the currency pipe or print it directly
template
live demo