frankfurter/lib/roundable.rb

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# frozen_string_literal: true
module Roundable
# To paraphrase Wikipedia, most currency pairs are quoted to four decimal
# places. An exception to this is exchange rates with a value of less than
# 1.000, which are quoted to five or six decimal places. Exchange rates
# greater than around 20 are usually quoted to three decimal places and
# exchange rates greater than 80 are quoted to two decimal places.
# Currencies over 5000 are usually quoted with no decimal places.
#
# https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exchange_rate#Quotations
def round(value)
if value > 5000
value.round
elsif value > 80
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Float(format('%<value>.2f', value: value))
elsif value > 20
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Float(format('%<value>.3f', value: value))
elsif value > 1
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Float(format('%<value>.4f', value: value))
# I had originally opted to round smaller numbers simply to five decimal
# places but introduced this refinement to handle an edge case where a
# lower-rate base currency like IDR produces less precise quotes.
elsif value > 0.0001
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Float(format('%<value>.5f', value: value))
else
Float(format('%<value>.6f', value: value))
end
end
end