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Maintainer Username: | nouni.elbachir |
Maintainer Contact: | nouni.elbachir@gmail.com (El bachir NOUNI) |
Package Create Date: | 2016-07-21 |
Package Last Update: | 2017-02-04 |
Language: | PHP |
License: | MIT |
Last Refreshed: | 2024-12-22 15:01:01 |
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Total Watchers: | 3 |
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Total Open Issues: | 0 |
This package is suited for you if you want to build a Laravel 5 application that manage financial numbers (tva, prices, ...). PHP float numbers are not exact due to the floating part.
For decimal numbers you should use the FloatNumber
class.
calculator Get the calculator instance :
$calculator = calculator();
$calculator->add(.. , ...);
....
check_is_integer
Check if a given is integer or not. The is_int
of php those not check the integer value given as strings
as_float_number
Convert a given value to an instance of FloatNumber
. Default scale is 2
Add the service provider and the facade to the config/app.php
file :
Enimiste\L5Math\Providers\L5MathServiceProvider::class;
'Calculator' => 'Enimiste\L5Math\Facades\CalculatorFacade::class;
You can access the calculator with two ways :
Calculator
facade classcalculator()
helper functionAdd model mutators :
For fields that you want to convert them and forward from FloatNumber
to DB decimal
types you should add :
public function set[Yourattribute]Attribute($value){
$this->attribute['price'] = as_float_number($value);//__toString() function of VONumber is used to passe data to db
}
public function get[Yourattribute]Attribute($value){
return as_float_number($value);
}
interface Calculator {
/**
* Multiplication
*
* @param Number $l
* @param Number $r
*
* @return Number
*/
public function mult( Number $l, Number $r );
/**
* Calculate the TTC price from HT and TVA
*
* @param FloatNumber $ht
* @param FloatNumber $tva between 0 and 1
*
* @return FloatNumber
*/
public function ttc( FloatNumber $ht, FloatNumber $tva );
/**
* Add two Numbers
*
* @param Number $l
* @param Number $r
*
* @return Number
*/
public function add( Number $l, Number $r );
/**
* @param IntegerNumber $quantite
* @param FloatNumber $prixUnitaireHt
* @param FloatNumber $tva
*
* @return PriceResultDto
*/
public function price( IntegerNumber $quantite, FloatNumber $prixUnitaireHt, FloatNumber $tva );
/**
* Build TVA as value betwenn 0 and 1 from a value from 0 to 100
*
* @param FloatNumber $tva
*
* @return FloatNumber
*/
public function tva( FloatNumber $tva );
/**
* Sub two Numbers
* $l - $r
*
* @param Number $l
* @param Number $r
*
* @return Number
*/
public function sub( Number $l, Number $r );
}
Assume we have a Product
and an Ordre
entities that we have to manage in our application.
//products table
$table->increments('id');
$table->string('title')->unique();
$table->decimal('price', 8, 2);//000000.00
$table->decimal('tva', 5, 2)->default(20.0);//between 0.00 and 100.00
//orders table
$table->increments('id');
$table->unsignedInteger('amount');//count of product ordered
$table->decimal('total_ht', 8, 2);// amount * price
$table->decimal('total_ttc', 8, 2);
$table->unsignedInteger('product_id');
class Product extends Model {
protected $fillable = ['title', 'price', 'tva'];
public function setPriceAttribute($value){
$this->attribute['price'] = as_float_number($value);
}
public function getPriceAttribute($value){
return as_float_number($value);
}
public function setTvaAttribute($value){
$this->attribute['tva'] = as_float_number($value);
}
public function getTvaAttribute($value){
return as_float_number($value);
}
}
class Order extends Model {
protected $fillable = ['amount', 'total_ht', 'total_ttc', 'product_id'];
public function setTotalHtAttribute($value){
$this->attribute['total_ht'] = as_float_number($value);
}
public function getTotalHtAttribute($value){
return as_float_number($value);
}
public function setTotalTtcAttribute($value){
$this->attribute['total_ttc'] = as_float_number($value);
}
public function getTotalTtcAttribute($value){
return as_float_number($value);
}
}
$p = Product::create(
[
'price' => 100.76,
'tva' => 20.0
]
);
$calc = calculator();
$o1 = Order::create(
[
'product_id' => $p->id,
'amount' => 33,
'total_ht' => $ht = $calc->mult($p->price, new Enimiste\Math\VO\IntegerNumber(33)),
'total_ttc' => $calc->ttc($ht, $calc->tva($p->tva))
]
);
//NB : $calc->tva convert a tva as % to float value between 0 and 1
//another way
$price = $calc->price(new Enimiste\Math\VO\IntegerNumber(78), $p->price, $calc->tva($p->tva));
$o2 = Order::create(
[
'product_id' => $p->id,
'amount' => $price->quantite,
'total_ht' => $price->ht,
'total_ttc' => $price->ttc
]
);
$products = Product::all();
foreach($products as $p){
echo 'Price : $' . $p->price->__toString() . PHP_EOL;
echo 'Tva : ' . $p->tva->__toString() . '%' . PHP_EOL;
}
Will output :
Price : $100.76
Tva : 20.00%
$orders = Order::all();
foreach($orders as $o){
echo 'Amount : $' . $o->amount . PHP_EOL;
echo 'Total Ht : $' . $o->total_ht->__toString() . PHP_EOL;
echo 'Total Ttc : ' . $o->total_ttc->__toString() . '%' . PHP_EOL;
echo PHP_EOL;
}
Will output :
Amount : 33
Total Ht : $3 325.08
Total Ttc : $3 990.10//exact is 3 990.096 but the scale is 2 sà 0.096 become 0.10
Amount : 78
Total Ht : $7 859.28
Total Ttc : $9 431.14//exact is 9 431.136 but the scale is 2 sà 0.136 become 0.14