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# encoding: UTF-8
# Copyright 2012 Twitter, Inc
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
require 'spec_helper'
include TwitterCldr::Formatters
describe LongDecimalFormatter do
let(:data_reader) do
TwitterCldr::DataReaders::NumberDataReader.new(:en, :type => :long_decimal)
end
let(:formatter) { data_reader.formatter }
let(:tokenizer) { data_reader.tokenizer }
it "formats valid numbers correctly (from 10^3 - 10^15)" do
expected = {
10 ** 3 => "1 thousand",
10 ** 4 => "10 thousand",
10 ** 5 => "100 thousand",
10 ** 6 => "1 million",
10 ** 7 => "10 million",
10 ** 8 => "100 million",
10 ** 9 => "1 billion",
10 ** 10 => "10 billion",
10 ** 11 => "100 billion",
10 ** 12 => "1 trillion",
10 ** 13 => "10 trillion",
10 ** 14 => "100 trillion"
}
expected.each do |num, text|
pattern = data_reader.pattern(num)
expect(formatter.format(tokenizer.tokenize(pattern), num)).to eq(text)
end
end
def format_number(number, options = {})
pattern = data_reader.pattern(number)
formatter.format(tokenizer.tokenize(pattern), number, options)
end
it "formats the number as if it were a straight decimal if it exceeds 10^15" do
expect(format_number(10**15)).to eq("1,000,000,000,000,000")
end
it "formats the number as if it were a straight decimal if it's less than 1000" do
expect(format_number(500)).to eq("500")
end
it "respects the :precision option" do
expect(format_number(12345, :precision => 3)).to match_normalized("12.345 thousand")
end
end
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