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Configuration | Vue Currency Input

The following options can be passed as an object literal to the useCurrencyInput function.

A ISO 4217 currency code, for example "USD" or "EUR". This option is required.

A BCP 47 language tag (for example "en" or "de-DE"). Default is undefined (use the default locale of the Browser).

How to display the currency in currency formatting. Possible values are:

• "symbol" to use a localized currency symbol such as "€" (default value)
• "narrowSymbol" to use a narrow format symbol ("$100" rather than "US$100")
• "code" to use the ISO currency code
• "name" to use a localized currency name such as "dollar"
• "hidden" to hide the currency

Whether to use accounting sign formatting, for example wrapping negative values with parentheses instead of prepending a minus sign.

Whether the decimal symbol is inserted automatically, using the last inputted digits as decimal digits. Default is false (the decimal symbol needs to be inserted manually).

The number of displayed decimal digits. Default is undefined (use the currency's default, decimal digits will be hidden for integer numbers). Must be between 0 and 15 and can only be applied for currencies that support decimal digits. You can also pass an object {min, max} to use a precision range.

Whether to hide the currency symbol on focus. Default is true.

Whether to hide the grouping separator on focus. Default is true.

Whether to hide negligible decimal digits on focus. Default is true.

Applies a scaling to the exported value. Possible values are:

• "precision" for scaling float values automatically to integers depending on the current precision, for example 1.23 -> 123
• "thousands" for using a scaling factor of 1,000
• "tenThousands" for using a scaling factor of 10,000
• "millions"" for using scaling factor of 1,000,000
• "billions" for using a scaling factor of 1,000,000,000

The range of accepted values as object {min, max}. Default is undefined (no value range). The validation is triggered on blur and automatically sets the respective threshold if out of range.

Whether to use grouping separators such as thousands/lakh/crore separators.

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