Number
- Introduction
- reduce() – Scaling Down a Number
- currency() – Formatting a Number as Currency
- percent() – Transforming a Value into a Percentage
- spell() – Converts Numbers to Words
- format() – Number Formatting for Readability
- clamp() – Restricting a Number Within a Range
- toRoman() – Converting Numbers to Roman Numerals
Introduction
The Number component in Solital Framework provides a set of powerful methods for handling numeric operations with precision and flexibility. Whether you're formatting, clamping, converting, or reducing numbers, this component ensures a streamlined approach to numerical manipulation.
reduce() – Scaling Down a Number
The reduce() method simplifies large numbers by converting them into more readable values using thousands (K), millions (M), and billions (B).
use Solital\Core\Resource\Number;
echo Number::reduce(1.2335566);
currency() – Formatting a Number as Currency
The currency() method formats a numerical value into a specific currency format, supporting different locales and currency symbols (USD, EUR, BRL, and others).
echo Number::currency(12345678.90, 'BRL');
percent() – Transforming a Value into a Percentage
The percent() method converts a numerical value into its percentage representation.
echo Number::percent(0.123);
spell() – Converts Numbers to Words
Transforms numeric values into their text equivalent.
echo Number::spell(12345678);
format() – Number Formatting for Readability
Formats numbers with thousand separators, decimal precision, and currency symbols.
echo Number::format(12345678.9);
clamp() – Restricting a Number Within a Range
Constrains a number to stay within the specified boundaries.
echo Number::clamp(-2, 1, 100);
toRoman() – Converting Numbers to Roman Numerals
The toRoman() method transforms an integer into its Roman numeral equivalent. This is useful for formatting dates, numbering lists, or historical references.
echo Number::toRoman(10);