Convert a United States dollar-formatted string into a number.
First install node.js. Then:
yarn add unformat-usdimport { unFormatUSD } from 'unformat-usd';
unFormatUSD('$1,234'); // 1234
unFormatUSD('$1,234.56'); // 1234.56
unFormatUSD('foo bar'); // 'foo bar'Please read the Contributing guidelines.
We are using jest to test. To run tests, first install jest and any dependencies via yarn:
yarn install
Run tests with:
yarn test
Lint with:
yarn lint
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