Price Formatting

Question

I'm outputting prices in a channel with a little formatting like so:

£{{ entry.priceFrom|number_format(2,'.',',') }}

Gives me £1,000.00 or £99.99 etc... However client isn't a fan of the double zeros (e.g. £100.00) and would prefer such prices to show up as £100 – only showing decimal numbers if they're not "00".

I was working on some kind of preprocessing/condition here but it seems long-winded, and wondered if anyone has a neat solution?

Answer 1

Craft comes with a currency filter that makes this pretty easy – you don’t even need the £:

{{ entry.priceFrom|currency('GBP', true) }}

The 'GBP' establishes the currency (so the price is prefixed with £), and passing true to the second argument tells Craft to strip out the cents from the formatted string if there aren’t any (so £100 instead of £100.00).

Answer 2

How about something like:

£{{ 1000.00 | number_format(2,'.',',') | replace({".00" : ""}) }}

gives:

£1,000

Got a similar idea from How would I omit zero value decimals in a number format?.

Answer 3

Just for future reference, Craft 3 is a little different with the currency filter.

{{ entry.price|currency('CAD', stripZeros = true) }}

Answer 4

Well I've got this working with:

{% set decimal = entry.priceFrom|reverse|slice(1,2) %}

{% if decimal == "0" %}{{ entry.priceFrom|number_format(0,'.',',') }}{% else %}{{ entry.priceFrom|number_format(2,'.',',') }}{% endif %}

Basically I'm reversing the string so I can check for a zero at the end (or not). It's fairly clean, but if anyone can improve on it I'd love to hear.