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= dm-money

== Description

BigMoney backed DataMapper money properties.

== Todo

* Validations.
* Precision and scale options should also be applied to underlying BigMoney/BigDecimal amount.
* A rounding mode option, see BigDecimal#mode.

== Synopsis

=== Basic

  require 'dm-core'
  require 'dm-money'

  class Cake
    include DataMapper::Resource
    # ... other properties.

    money :gst
    # public
    #   gst #=> BigMoney
    #   gst=(value)
    #
    # property :gst_amount,   BigDecimal, accessor: private
    # property :gst_currency, String,     accessor: private, length: 3
  end

=== Property Options

  require 'dm-core'
  require 'dm-money'

  class Cake
    include DataMapper::Resource
    # ... other properties.

    money :price, required: true, accessor: protected
    # protected
    #   price #=> BigMoney
    #   price=(value)
    #
    # property :price_amount,   BigDecimal, accessor: private, required: true
    # property :price_currency, String,     accessor: private, required: true, length: 3
  end

== Precision and Scale

"The SQL standard requires a default scale of 0, i.e. coercion to integer precision. We find this a bit useless. If
you're concerned about portability, always specify the precision and scale explicitly." -- PostgreSQL Documentation.

DataMapper's bread and butter is SQL and old school relational databases so unsurprisingly a default numeric/decimal
scale of 0 is used (where the default precision comes from I do not know).

If you require any fractional money amounts remember to explicitly set the precision and scale options for each money
property.

== Install

* Via git:

    git clone git://github.com/shanna/dm-money.git
    cd dm-money && rake install

* Via gem:

    gem install dm-money

== License

See LICENSE.

Version data entries

2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
dm-money-0.2.0	README.rdoc
dm-money-0.1.4	README.rdoc