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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes centralize currency normalization and cache handling, preserve decimal precision in casts and formatting, add scale and amount validation, support full currency codes, and allow arbitrary ChangesCurrency precision and formatting
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The PR changes currency formatting, validation, and decimal persistence, but the current head can still alter boundary-value amounts during storage and reuse currency configuration from a previous setup. These are concrete data-correctness risks, so the PR is not merge-ready until they are fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant MoneyCast
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Model->>MoneyCast: read or write money value
MoneyCast->>CurrencyRepository: resolve currency and minor-unit data
CurrencyRepository-->>MoneyCast: return currency metadata
MoneyCast->>MoneyFormatter: convert decimal or minor units
MoneyFormatter->>ICU: format or parse currency text
ICU-->>MoneyFormatter: return formatted text or decimal value
MoneyFormatter-->>MoneyCast: return converted amount
MoneyCast-->>Model: return money value or stored minor units
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 798-800: Update the MoneyString constructor example to use valid
PHP: show these typed parameters only in a constructor declaration, or replace
them with a real new MoneyString(...) invocation using values. Do not leave
parameter declarations inside the call example.
In `@tests/Unit/MoneyFormatterTest.php`:
- Line 451: Replace the PAN-shaped value assigned to $value in the relevant test
with a neutral nonnumeric string, such as not-a-number, while preserving the
test’s intended invalid-input behavior.
In `@UPGRADE.md`:
- Around line 464-466: Update the migration guidance around
MoneyFormatter::formatNumber to recommend formatFromMinor with
showCurrencySymbol: false, preserving the supplied currency’s minor-unit scale;
remove the fixed divide-by-100 advice and adjust the example accordingly.
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155-160: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winHandle
PHP_INT_MINwithoutabs().When
$amountisPHP_INT_MIN,abs($amount)returns a float. Its string form can use exponent notation and produce an invalid decimal string. Strip only the leading-from the signed integer string.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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819-821: Use valid PHP for theMoneyStringexample.This block still places parameter declarations inside
new MoneyString(...), which is a parse error if copied. Show a constructor declaration or a real invocation, such asnew MoneyString('SEK', 'sv_SE').
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This change removes the previous fully qualified class name. If applications import
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UPGRADE.mdwith the migration an affected application needs.”src/LaraParaServiceProvider.php (2)
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Sandbox verification was unavailable.Reject negative decimal scales.
$scale = -1bypasses the current condition and reaches$table->decimal(). Validate the full range: the scale must be zero or greater and less than$decimalTotal. ThrowInvalidColumnScalebefore creating the column, and add a regression test for a negative explicit scale.Laravel defines
decimal()with total digits and decimal places, so a negative value cannot represent a valid decimal scale. (laravel.com)
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In `@src/Casts/MoneyCast.php`:
- Line 32: Update the MoneyCast constructor to reject any scale below zero
before it can reach toDecimal(), while preserving null and non-negative scale
behavior.
In `@src/MoneyFormatter/MoneyFormatter.php`:
- Around line 339-349: Update the fallback around withoutCurrency() and
parseLocalizedNumber() so strict mode accepts only the currency-code placement
emitted by the formatter, while preserving the existing lenient behavior for
either-end placement. Add a regression test covering the opposite placement,
such as 1.00000000 1000SATS in en_US, and verify it is rejected in strict mode.
In `@UPGRADE.md`:
- Around line 111-112: Update the formatNumber documentation in UPGRADE.md to
state that values retain up to 14 fractional digits, replacing the claim that
all decimals are preserved; also note that very long numeric strings may lose
precision due to float conversion.
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In `@src/Casts/MoneyCast.php`:
- Around line 155-160: Update the amount formatting logic around the sign and
digits calculation to avoid calling abs() for PHP_INT_MIN: derive the signed
integer string once, strip only its leading '-' for negative values, and use
that digit string with the existing padding and decimal placement behavior.
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80-109: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPartition the backing cache by currency configuration.
Line 85 detects a changed registry configuration. Lines 101-103 then read the same
larapara_currencieskey that the prior configuration populated. A freshremember,flexible, orforeverentry prevents the callback from rebuilding the collection.As a result, a tenant or runtime configuration change can receive the prior configuration's allowed currencies and minor units. Derive the cache key from the currency-list configuration, or invalidate the matching backing-cache entry before reading it. Apply the same key strategy to
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- Line 106: Update the available_currencies entry in the README to describe
values as currency codes from the configured provider rather than ISO codes, and
change “Comma separated” to “comma-separated.”
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- Around line 80-109: Partition the backing cache key by the currency-list
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155-160: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAvoid
abs()forPHP_INT_MIN.When
$amountisPHP_INT_MIN,abs()returns a float and string conversion uses scientific notation.toDecimal()can then return malformed fixed-point decimal text. Build the digits from(string) $amountand remove the sign before padding.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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89-96: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject exact decimal values outside the integer range.
For USD,
"92233720368547758.08"becomes"9223372036854775808"and narrows toPHP_INT_MAX, changing the amount on the next save. ApplyInvalidAmount::exceedsIntegerRange()to the exact digit path before returning.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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609-639: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueOptional: extract the fraction split shared by these helpers.
carriedExactly()andwrittenDecimals()each callplainDecimal()and then repeat the samearray_pad(explode('.', $written, 2), 2, '')split, whichsameDigits()repeats a third time.formatNumber()calls both, so the work runs twice per call. A single private helper that returns the plain decimal together with its fraction length would remove the duplication.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 497-500: Update the README explanation above
MoneyFormatter::formatNumber to describe binary64 precision as a 53-bit
significand, stating that integers through 2^53 are exact while some larger
integers may also be exact; remove the inaccurate “fifteen significant digits”
wording and preserve the examples.
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In `@src/Casts/MoneyCast.php`:
- Around line 155-160: The amount formatting logic in toDecimal should avoid
abs($amount), which mishandles PHP_INT_MIN through float conversion and
scientific notation. Build the digit string from the integer’s string
representation, remove its leading sign before str_pad, and preserve the
existing sign, minor-unit, and fixed-point formatting behavior.
- Around line 89-96: Update the exact decimal conversion path in MoneyCast so
values whose precise minor-unit digits exceed PHP’s integer range are rejected
before casting or returning. Apply InvalidAmount::exceedsIntegerRange() to the
result of MoneyFormatter::toMinorUnits($amount), while preserving the existing
null handling and valid in-range conversion behavior.
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In `@src/MoneyFormatter/MoneyFormatter.php`:
- Around line 609-639: Optionally extract the repeated plain-decimal and
fraction-splitting logic from carriedExactly(), writtenDecimals(), and
sameDigits() into one private helper, then reuse its result from
formatNumber()’s call path to avoid repeating the work while preserving existing
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Only a LaraPara Currency carried a minor unit, so a bare Money\Currency for a
currency outside ISO 4217 was read at two decimals. The same amount came out a
factor of a million apart depending on which object the caller happened to be
holding: parseToMoney('1.00000000', new Money\Currency('BTC')) gave 100 minor
units where the same call with the string 'BTC' gave 100000000, and a test
asserted both as though the difference were a feature.
The code is what names a currency, and the registry is what knows its minor
unit, so the code is looked up there. A code no currency list has still falls
back to two decimals, since nothing knows any better and the caller built the
Money deliberately.
format() and formatFromMinor() built their IntlMoneyFormatter from ISO 4217 alone, so every currency outside it — the whole bundled crypto list — threw UnknownCurrencyException rather than rendering. parseToMinor() had already met this and solved it, by placing the minor unit of the currency in hand behind ISO's; the formatter now reads the same list, so the two directions agree about which currencies exist. ICU is not the obstacle the docs said it was. It writes the code where it has no symbol, and places it the way the locale places a symbol — which is what formatShort() has been doing for these currencies all along, one method away from the one that threw. README and UPGRADE said this was a limitation of ICU having no data; it was a limitation of which list we handed it.
set() places the decimal point rather than dividing, so that an amount larger than a double holds exactly reaches the column intact. get() still multiplied what came back by a float, which undoes that at the same boundary: an amount of 10000000000000001 minor units was written as 100000000000000.01 and read back as 10000000000000002. The test for the exact write asserted only the write, so the pair looked covered. fromDecimal() is the inverse of toDecimal() and works the same way, moving the point through the string. It also drops the zeros the column pads a shorter amount with, since the scale of the column and the minor unit of the currency are not the same number, and falls back to reading the value as a number when it is not a plain decimal — a driver handing back a float in exponent notation, or a row written by hand with more decimals than its currency has. Reaching the old behaviour needs a column wider than the macros write, so this is an asymmetry closed rather than a bug anyone is likely to have hit.
The README shows MoneyString being constructed from a request value:
'price' => ['required', new MoneyString($request->input('price_currency'))],
and says in as many words that passing one straight in cannot turn into an
exception. It could. input() returns whatever the client sent, and a client
that sends price_currency[] sends an array, which the constructor's
Currency|MoneyCurrency|string|null rejected with a TypeError — from rules(),
before validation had run, so an unauthenticated request produced a 500 rather
than the 422 the rule exists to produce.
A validation rule is a boundary object, and the argument the documentation
hands it is untrusted, so the parameter is mixed and anything that is not a
code reads as the default currency. That is what an unsupported code already
did, for the same reason: which currency it is does not decide whether the
amount is a number, and SupportedCurrency is what reports the currency.
SupportedCurrency::validate() already took mixed and failed an array cleanly.
An empty locale stands for the default one to every intl call, and this class supports it deliberately — currencyKeywordLocale() spelled the default out because ICU refuses an identifier that is a bare @Currency= keyword. Memoizing the formatters gave the empty string a second meaning it cannot carry: a cache key. The first call under it stored a formatter built from whatever Locale::getDefault() was at that moment, and every later call got that one back, so the locale stopped following the default it stands for. Before the memoization each call built its own and tracked it. A per-request PHP process never notices; a worker that sets the locale per job formats in the previous job's locale. resolveLocale() spells the default out for both caches, and the keyword locale is one of its callers rather than the only place that knew.
abbreviate() checks whether rounding the mantissa takes it to a thousand, because 1,000K is not an abbreviation of anything. It checked against the decimals, which are null when the caller asked for significant digits instead, so it fell back to two and missed every carry the other precision causes: $999,600 with significantDigits: 1 came out as $1,000K where decimals: 0 on the same amount correctly gave $1M. roundToPrecision() rounds the way the output will be written. Significant digits count from the first digit, so how many decimals they leave depends on how many integer digits the mantissa has — 999.6 is 1000 to anything below four of them, and 999.6 to four. Deleting the carry branch outright used to leave the suite green; it does not now.
parseToMinor() returns a numeric string, and its docblock explained that as carrying an amount past the range an int keeps losslessly. The return type does; the pipeline that produces it does not. ICU parses into a double, so '1234567890123456.78' comes back as 123456789012345675, and the string is exact only to the precision a double has.
The memoized formatter properties went in between GROUPING_SEPARATOR_CLASSES and the paragraph explaining why a locale's grouping separator is a class of characters rather than one, so the paragraph documented an array of NumberFormatters and the constant it belongs to had nothing above it.
The strict parsing comment describes parseDecimal(), which is what the method was called when the key was added. Renaming it to parseToMinor() left this behind, in the file applications publish into their own repositories.
The name beside it is read with a fallback and the minor unit without one, so a currency provider that omits the key — a custom one, which the README documents as an extension point — gets an undefined key warning and a null where every other malformed case gets UnsupportedCurrency naming the code. Currency takes a null minor unit already, and falls back to two.
JPY has no minor unit, so formatFromMinor renders 1234 as 1,234, not 1,234.00. And formatNumber() does not convert from minor units, so the formatAsDecimal() migration example now passes a plain number and says where the division went.
A value that is not a number is usually unvalidated input, and the message lands in the log, so it names the type it was given rather than repeating the value.
Cleanups from a quality review of the branch, no behavior changes: - Currency::fromCode() owns trimming, so call sites no longer trim first - money:cache asks CurrencyRepository::isCacheEnabled() instead of keeping its own looser notion of an enabled cache - The currency-column naming rule lives once, in currencyColumnFor() - MoneyCast resolves minor units through MoneyFormatter::getMinorUnit(), so stored and formatted amounts scale by the same lookup - SupportedCurrency delegates normalization to Currency::toCode() - MoneyFormatter: one asMoneyCurrency() instead of five inline narrowings, one rewrite-and-retry helper in the parse cascade, Str::chopStart/chopEnd over hand-rolled helpers, a named SPACE_SEPARATORS constant over a magic index, no ineffective fraction digits on parse-side formatters, and the dead defensive code around DecimalMoneyParser removed
- A currency code ICU cannot carry is handed to it as the currency's
symbol instead of as the currency. ICU takes a code as three
characters: it truncated the 170 bundled crypto codes that are longer
(1000SATS came out as "100", an amount labelled as a currency it is
not) and threw a TypeError out of the money library for the 11 that
are shorter. parseToMinor() reads that notation back, in strict mode
as well, since ICU has no reading of these codes to be strict about.
- MoneyCast takes the column's scale as a cast parameter, so a column
the macro gave a scale of its own refuses the amounts that column
cannot hold rather than the ones store.decimal_scale cannot: a
money('price', scale: 8) column no longer turns down a satoshi, and
a narrower one no longer accepts what the database would round away.
- formatNumber() keeps the decimals the value has past the third, which
is where ICU stops of its own accord: 1234.5678 was written as
1,234.568 and 0.00001234 as 0, against what the signature promises.
- The column macros refuse a scale that leaves the column no digits for
the amount itself. smallMoney() holds six, so the eight decimals a
crypto amount needs wrote decimal(6, 8) — a column MySQL and
PostgreSQL reject and SQLite quietly accepts, which is how a green
test suite on SQLite let it reach a deploy.
29 regression tests, and README and UPGRADE follow, including the
upgrade guide's claim that formatNumber(1234, 'en_US') is 1,234.00.
Carries the CurrencyFormattingRules move into the Currencies namespace
along with it, since it lands in the same file as the formatter fix.
One copy for every agent that reads the repository: what the package is, the composer scripts, the four architectural rules that are easy to get wrong (minor units everywhere, an amount is two columns, ICU output is not stable across platforms, parsing is deliberately asymmetric), and the constraints — including that this package does keep backwards compatibility across PHP 8.2-8.5 and Laravel 11.28/12/13.
fromDecimal() has a reading written for a column a driver hands back as
a float — "1E+25" — and it was unreachable. The guard above it asked
is_numeric(), which exponent notation satisfies, so the notation was
padded into a digit string that is not numeric at all ("1E+2500") and
handed to Money, which refused it a digit at a time. Ask for digits, and
the notation reaches the reading meant for it.
That reading multiplied a double before casting it, so an amount past
the integer range wrapped to an unrelated negative one, with a PHP
warning where the amount should have been. A column holding more minor
units than an integer now says so.
serialize() resolved the code through the registry although get() had just handed it the object: where the configuration casts to \Money\Currency, get() validates nothing, so a row holding a code available_currencies no longer lists produced a value the cast could hand out but not serialize. Reading the code off the object is the same answer for every value that already is one, and costs no lookup — the old shape paid one per serialized attribute per row.
The codes were upper-cased for the lookup that builds the collection, but the exclusion ran before that, against the provider's own keys: a provider keying its currencies in lower case kept every currency excluded_currencies named, since 'USD' matched no 'usd' and the survivor was upper-cased two lines later. Normalizing before either side is matched against the other leaves one spelling for both, and the configured codes go through it too, so a code written in lower case or with a stray space excludes the currency it names.
The command read the currencies and reported the count, and a read writes through the cache only on a miss: an entry the `flexible` type still counts as fresh came back as it stood, so `php artisan optimize` after a change to available_currencies printed the currencies from before the change as the ones it had just cached, and the new list appeared a month later or on the next money:clear. Clearing first makes the read the write the command reports.
MoneyCast cast its input to an int, so a decimal string stored the amount nobody meant: '1234.56' became 1234, which is $12.34, and 'twelve' became 0. The formatter refuses that same string as "a mistake we should not silently truncate", and both are given the same amounts, so the cast now asks the formatter's rule rather than holding a second one — the amounts a column takes are the amounts a formatter renders. README and UPGRADE follow, with the parser as the way to read an amount a person typed.
Where currency_cast_to named Money\Currency, get() built the object straight from the column and validated nothing, so a row holding a code available_currencies does not list read cleanly and threw later out of set() — which Eloquent calls to merge a cast attribute back into the model. toArray(), save() and getAttributes() failed on a row whose attribute was fine, from the write path of a read. The configuration chooses the object a read hands back, not whether the code is one this configuration knows: both casts resolve it, so an unlisted code throws on the first read of the row and names itself. A stored code is normalized on the way out along with it.
A code available_currencies lists and no provider has raised UnsupportedCurrency, which is also what "the code you looked up is not one of the configured currencies" means — and isValidCode(), SupportedCurrency, MoneyString and registeredMinorUnit all catch that to answer no. One typo therefore reported every currency in the registry as invalid, USD included, and nothing anywhere named the entry at fault. The configuration being wrong is its own exception now, which none of those callers catch, so it arrives naming the entry and saying what to do about it — including load_crypto_currencies for a crypto code.
ISO 4217 was consulted before the configured registry, so a provider declaring USD with four decimals — what per-unit pricing needs — was honoured for the currency's existence and its name and overruled on its scale: amounts were formatted, parsed and stored two decimals wide. The same ordering sat inside the currency data handed to the money library, where an explicit minor unit lost to ISO as well, so the parser and the symbol-ful formatter disagreed with the caller that had just asked getMinorUnit() what the scale was. The currency's own minor unit comes first now, with ISO behind it for a currency that names none: one built by hand, or a code the registry does not list. The bundled providers carry the ISO minor units, so nothing changes for them.
Reading a money attribute resolves the scale of its amount through the registry, so a page of a thousand rows with two money columns asked for the currency list two thousand times: two thousand round trips to the cache store, or two thousand rebuilds of the ISO list — and the crypto one, where it is enabled — with the cache off. Reading a thousand such rows takes 73ms where it took 699ms, on a cache driver that is a local array; a network-backed store has further to travel. Held against the configuration it was built from rather than for the life of the process outright, so an application that narrows available_currencies per tenant, and a test suite that changes it between tests, get the list the configuration in force asks for. One consequence, and the reason the cache-clearing test now warms the cache explicitly: a second read in the same process no longer reaches the store, so code that wants the store warmed clears first — which is what money:cache already does.
The four defects a second adversarial review found, each reproduced by a failing test first: - Formatting renders through a double, which carries fifteen significant digits, and said nothing when the value had more: formatNumber() wrote '9007199254740993' as 9,007,199,254,740,992, and 900719925474099301 minor units in USD came out as $9,007,199,254,740,994.00 — a dollar off an amount the casts store and read back exactly. formatNumber() throws InvalidNumber and formatFromMinor() throws InvalidAmount now. The value decides it and not the count of its digits, so a sixteen-digit amount below 2**53 still formats. formatShortFromMinor() still abbreviates anything, being an approximation by intent. - formatNumber() keeps every decimal a numeric string carries. The fourteen places that absorb the noise of a binary representation are what a float needs, and a string is not one: '0.000000000000001' was written as 0. - Strict parsing holds a currency code ICU cannot carry to the rules ICU holds its own to — the code where the locale puts the symbol, the space the locale writes or none, the sign where the locale puts it — instead of stripping the code from either end with anything or nothing between. The affixes are read out of ICU rather than assembled here, which also makes a negative amount in such a currency read back in en_US, where the minus stands before the code and so at neither end of the string. - A negative scale is refused wherever it is named, the config key, the macro argument and the cast parameter alike. It reached the column as decimal(12, -1), which MySQL rejects, and the cast moved the point the wrong way instead of refusing: $1,230.00 was stored as 1.23. Also documents the CurrencyFormattingRules namespace move in UPGRADE.md, which the same review found undocumented.
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A Money carries its amount as a string and the money library counts in arbitrary precision, so an amount can be larger than the integer a column stores — multiply() on a large amount reaches one easily. The cast cast it to an int, which clamps rather than fails: 99999999999999999999 was stored as 9223372036854775807 in an integer column and as 92233720368547758.07 in a decimal one, both silently, and neither the amount that was written. The mirror of what fromDecimal() already refuses on the way back out, so it is refused here too: PHP_INT_MAX minor units is still stored, which is about 92 quadrillion units of a two-decimal currency.
Line coverage was 99.6%, and the lines it was missing were each a branch nothing had asked for: - formatShortFromMinor() with no amount at all, and the significant-digit count below one that assertDigits() refuses. - The affix of a code ICU cannot carry in a locale that writes the code behind the number, where the minus is the prefix — the one shape whose boundary is not the space ICU inserts between a code and a digit. - The empty notation currencyNotations() returns for a code ICU carries no symbol for, which is not a notation a string can be read without. - CurrencyCast::serialize() for a null column, and for a code handed to it as a string rather than as either currency object. - Currency::fromMoneyCurrency(), fromMoney(), equals() and toMoneyCurrency(), including the currency with no code that USD stands in for. - The array form of an amount assigned through MoneyCast, named by position as well as by key, and without a currency — where the default one is written, the same as for a currency assigned as null. 754 tests, and every file in src/ at 100% line coverage.
A review read the lenient reading of a code ICU cannot carry as the strict one and reported that strict mode takes the code on either side of the number. It does not: it takes the notation the formatter writes — the code first, separated by the space ICU chose — and refuses the code last, a plain space where ICU wrote a no-break one, and no separator at all, while lenient parsing takes all five. Nothing said so, hence the reading, so the five cases are a test now. Also drops a card-shaped literal from the number tests, which only need a value that is not a number, and which secret scanners read as a PAN.
Three corrections a review found in the documentation: - The upgrade recipe for formatAsDecimal() said to divide by 100, which is wrong for every currency that does not keep two decimals — JPY and BHD among them. formatFromMinor() without the symbol scales by the minor unit of the currency it is given. - "Fifteen significant digits" is not what a double carries: 53 bits of precision are, and a sixteen-digit value below 2^53 is exact. Both places that explained the refusal by a digit count now name the ceiling, which is what the code checks. - formatNumber() keeps the decimals of its value as far as a double carries them, not "however many there are": past that it throws. The allow list is not ISO-only either, with the crypto provider or a custom one, and MoneyString's constructor signature was written as a call, which is a parse error for anyone copying it.
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A review found three boundaries where a cast read or wrote an amount that was not the one stored. All three confirmed by running them: - An integer column read with (int) alone clamped: a column carrying 99999999999999999999 handed back PHP_INT_MAX. A bigint cannot hold such a value, but the text and decimal columns a hand-written migration leaves behind can. - fromDecimal()'s plain-decimal path returned an amount past the integer range exactly, where its own exponent-notation path refused one: the row read back and then could not be written again. Both paths refuse it now, and both name the column value rather than one naming the minor units it worked out. - toDecimal() placed the point with abs(), which has no integer to return for PHP_INT_MIN and hands back a float, so the column was given "-9.2233720368548E+.18". A strict database refuses that; SQLite stores it as text. The digits of the amount carry no exponent.
A verification pass over #11 turned up nine things worth fixing. One commit each, every one green on
composer checkon its own, and each fix has a test that fails without it — I checked by reverting eachin turn. 621 tests / 934 assertions (from 586), Pint, Rector, PHPStan level 8, 100% type coverage.
A currency outside ISO 4217 formats with its currency on it
format()andformatFromMinor()built theirIntlMoneyFormatterfrom ISO 4217 alone, so every currencyoutside it — the whole bundled crypto list — threw
UnknownCurrencyExceptioninstead of rendering:parseToMinor()had already met this and solved it, with anAggregateCurrenciesthat puts the minor unitof the currency in hand behind ISO's. The formatter reads the same list now, so both directions agree about
which currencies exist.
The docs said this was ICU having no data for the currency. It is not: ICU writes the code where it has no
symbol, and places it the way the locale places a symbol — which is what
formatShort()has been doing forthese currencies all along, one method away from the one that threw. README and UPGRADE are corrected.
A currency's minor unit now comes from its code, which this depends on. Only a LaraPara
Currencycarried one, so a bare
Money\Currencyoutside ISO was read at two decimals:parseToMoney('1.00000000', new Money\Currency('BTC'), 'en_US')gave 100 minor units where the same callwith
'BTC'gave 100000000. The same amount a factor of a million apart, decided by which object thecaller happened to hold — and a test asserted both, as though the difference were a feature. Without this,
fixing the formatter would have turned a loud exception into a silently wrong number, which is the worse
of the two. A code no currency list has still falls back to two decimals.
A validation rule that 500s on the input the README hands it
The README shows
new MoneyString($request->input('price_currency'))and says in as many words thatpassing a request value straight in cannot turn into an exception. It could — a client sending
price_currency[]sends an array, and the constructor'sCurrency|MoneyCurrency|string|nullraised aTypeErrorfromrules(), before validation ran. An unauthenticated request produced a 500 rather thanthe 422 the rule exists to produce.
The parameter is
mixednow, and anything that is not a code reads as the default currency — which is whatan unsupported code already did, for the same reason.
SupportedCurrency::validate()already tookmixedand failed an array cleanly; the rule next door did not.
The rest
set()places the point so a large amount reachesthe column intact;
get()still multiplied by a float, which undoes that at the same boundary —10000000000000001was written exactly and read back as10000000000000002. The existing test assertedonly the write. Reaching this needs a column wider than the macros write, so it is an asymmetry closed
rather than a bug anyone is likely to have hit.
Locale::getDefault(), and memoizing theformatters gave it a second meaning it cannot carry — a cache key. The first call froze whatever the
default was then. A per-request process never notices; a worker that sets the locale per job formats in
the previous job's locale.
significantDigitscarries the magnitude. The abbreviation checks whether rounding takes the mantissato a thousand, but checked against the decimals, which are null when significant digits were asked for
instead.
$999,600withsignificantDigits: 1came out$1,000K, wheredecimals: 0correctly gave$1M. Deleting that branch outright used to leave the suite green — it does not now.parseToMinor()'s docblock claimed the numeric string carries an amount past int range. The returntype does; the pipeline does not, since ICU parses into a double.
parseDecimal(), which is what the method was called when the key wasadded.
documenting the memoized formatter array instead.
minorUnitis read without the fallback the name beside it gets, so a customCurrenciesProvideromitting it gets a PHP warning where every other malformed case getsUnsupportedCurrency.Not included
The larger API observations from the review:
MoneyFormatterbeing a static class that readsconfig()onevery call (which is what forces the static formatter cache, the three-state
?bool $strict, and theper-tenant substitution you cannot do), and
parseToMoney()taking a currency code as a string whereparseToMinor()does not. Both are worth doing, neither belongs in a fix branch.Summary by CodeRabbit
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