Formatting money inputs can be a bit of a pain. There are all sorts of little differences between how various countries and cultures format their currency and numerical values. Writing an input component that can handle any of these cases isn’t too much work, but why spend the effort when someone else has already done it for you? (Obviously I’m a lazy programmer.) That’s where v-money steps in. To help out with displaying masked monetary inputs in our Vue.js apps.
Install v-money via Yarn or NPM:
The most useful way to use v-money is probably as a directive, though you can use it as a component as well.
And with that, you have a nice monetary input that just works. (Copy-pasting functions too!)
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