Price

A Price is the amount of a product in different currencies.

In Dollar a t-shirt     costs 4$,
in Eur the same t-shirt costs 3€
if British Pound the cost is given by the current conversion of 0.7900

in PHP is:

$tShirtPrice = new Price(
  [
    'EUR' => 300,
    'USD' => 400
  ],
  ['EUR/GBP 0.7900'] // array of conversions
);

echo $tShirtPrice->inEUR(); // 300  same as ->getAmount('EUR')
echo $tShirtPrice->inUSD(); // 400  same as ->getAmount('USD')
echo $tShirtPrice->inGBP(); // 237  same as ->getAmount('GBP')

Why?!

• Because is not recommended to work with the float for the money in PHP...
• Because is better to implement money as value objects.
• Because in the e-commerce domain a product has always* a different price for different currencies.
• Because we needed :).

Goodies:

• It helps you to work with money.
• It helps you to work with currencies.
• It helps you to work with multiple currencies, converted or explicit.
• It is shipped with some math operations: addition, multiplication, division, subtraction ...
• This library extends the mathiasverraes/money.
• Immutable Value Object.
• Shipped with an example of DoctrineType

Simple usage

• The T-Shirt costs 10€ and 8£

Constructor

Usage with explicit currency values.

$ticketPrice = new Price(
  [
    'EUR' => 1000,
    'GBP' => 800
  ]
);

echo $ticketPrice->inEUR();  // return 1000

var_dump($ticketPrice->availableCurrencies()); // array with EUR, GBP

Usage with mixed explicit and converted values

$ticketPrice = new Price(
  [
    'EUR' => 100,
    'USD' => 130
  ],
  ['EUR/GBP 0.7901'] // this is an array of conversions with the ISO standard format.
);

echo $ticketPrice->inEUR(); // 100
echo $ticketPrice->inGBP(); // 79 is calculated

var_dump($ticketPrice->availableCurrencies()); // array with EUR, USD, GBP

Do we use the same language?

• An espresso coffee costs [2€ or 2.3$] here and [1€ or 1.2$] take away.

espresso is a product.

here and take away are contexts (still is a missing feature).

2€ 2.3$ is a Price with 2 currencies,

1€ 1.2$ is a Price with 2 currencies,

2€ or 2.3$ here, and 1€ or 1.2$ for take away. is a PriceList (still is a missing feature).

API (still not stable)

Price

    public function inXYZ($currency); // ZYX is a valid currency like EUR or GBP

    public function getAmount($currency);

    public function hasAmount($currency);

    public function availableCurrencies();

    public function equals(Price $other);

    public function add(Price $addend);

    public function subtract(Price $subtrahend);

    public function multiply($multiplier);

    public function divide($divisor);

    public function isZero();

Example sum two prices

$ticketPrice = new Price(
  [
    'EUR' => 100,
    'USD' => 130
  ],
  ['EUR/GBP 0.7901'] // this is an array of conversions
);

$shirtPrice = new Price(
  [
    'EUR' => 200,
    'CHF' => 300,
    'GBP' => 400
  ],
);

// sum
$sumPrice = $ticketPrice->add($shirtPrice);

$sumPrice->inEUR(); // 100+200= 400
$sumPrice->inGBP(); //  79+400= 479
$sumPrice->inUSD(); //          130
$sumPrice->inCHF(); //          300

With the \Iterator interface

Implement the \Iterator so Price is an array of Money.

$price = new Price ....
foreach ($price as $money) {
    echo $money->getAmount() . ' in '. $money->getCurrencies();
}

Use it with the Money Value Object

use Money\Money;
use Money\CurrencyPair;

$price = new Price(
    array(
        Money::EUR(5),
        Money::USD(10),
        Money::GBP(10),
        'TRY' => 120  // or mixed
    ),
    [
        CurrencyPair::createFromIso('USD/CHF 1.5'),
    ]
);

Note: the iteration is valid only on the explicit currencies not on the converted one.

License

This library is under the MIT license. See the complete license in the repository:

Resources/meta/LICENSE

Test

composer.phar create-project leaphly/price ~1`
bin/phpunit

About

See also the list of contributors.

Reporting an issue or a feature request

Issues and feature requests are tracked in the Github issue tracker.

Note: this library uses the dev version of the Mathias Verraes Money.