Closed kdleijer closed 4 years ago
I see you've changed the behavior of the parseDecimal
function. This function, together with normalizedDecimalPlaces
is used to change the input to a format the backend would accept. This doesn't change the way the decimal is presented visually.
So to accomplish what you want you would need to change the renderDecimal
function. Together with decimalPlaces
this handles how much decimals will be shown and how many zeroes need to be added.
Since we already would receive these decimals from the backend with enough decimals in place I would suggest adding a "removeZeroes" boolean (and functionality) and in the application set the decimalPlaces
to the maximum amount of decimals.
This however doesn't catch the case of "minimum amount of decimals".
DIscussed to not implement it like this, but to rewrite it
Add a new property to display a flexible minimum amount of decimals. Show more if we have more.
Added this new property for a customer that is wishing to display prices in at least 2 and at most 10 decimals. But, if, for instance, a price does not have more than 3 decimals, we do not want to show all trailing zeros