django-easymoney 0.7.2

An easy MoneyField for Django.

An easy to use money field for Django. Handles type conversions and arithmetic seamlessly.

Requirements

Python 2.7 and 3.3+, Django 1.6+.

Installation

pip install django-easymoney

Overview

from django.db import models
from easymoney import MoneyField

class MyModel(models.Model):
    price = MoneyField(default=3.14)
    other_price = MoneyField(default=1)


obj = MyModel()
print obj.price # -> $3.14

# Money arithmetic
obj.price + obj.other_price # $4.14

# Mix with ints and floats
obj.price + 1   # $4.14
obj.price + 0.2 # $3.34

# No partial cents or crazy floats
obj.price / 3   # $1.05

Settings

A primary use of easymoney is global currency defined in settings with global formatting and precision. Here is how you do that:

# These are default settings, code and locales refer to ones used in babel library
CURRENCY_CODE = 'USD'
CURRENCY_LOCALE = 'en_US'
CURRENCY_DECIMAL_PLACES = 2

# This is optional, for cases when you want to use some fake currency
CURRENCY_FORMAT = '# points'

Several currencies

One money field can’t store different currencies, however, you can create different money classes and model fields for them:

from easymoney import Money, MoneyField

class GameMoney(Money):
    # CODE = '...'
    # LOCALE = '...'
    DECIMAL_PLACES = 0
    FORMAT = '# points'

class GameMoneyField(MoneyField):
    MONEY_CLASS = GameMoney