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@ -77,6 +77,8 @@ Note: API functions shown here are available in the
[latest testing build](https://build.netsyms.net/job/PostalPoint_Retail/),
but may not yet be present in the most recent release.
Functions listed as `async ...` return a Promise.
#### Core
`global.apis.`:
@ -118,14 +120,17 @@ PostalPoint uses the Jimp library version 1.6 for creating and manipulating imag
* `Jimp()`: The [JavaScript Image Manipulation Program](https://jimp-dev.github.io/jimp/). Access like so: `const {Jimp} = global.apis.graphics.Jimp();`.
* `async loadFont(filename)`: Replacement for [Jimp's loadFont](https://jimp-dev.github.io/jimp/api/jimp/functions/loadfont/), which gets very confused about our JS environment and ends up crashing everything.
#### I18N
#### International and Currency
PostalPoint only officially supports the US and Canada, but does not prohibit use in other countries.
It's recommended to use these functions instead of assuming the US dollar.
`global.apis.i18n.`:
* `country()`: Returns the 2-character country code that PostalPoint is running in (examples: "US", "CA").
* `currency()`: Returns the 3-character currency code (examples: "usd", "cad").
* `symbol()`: Returns the currency symbol (example: "$").
* `decimals()`: Returns the number of decimal places for the currency (2 for USD 0.00, etc)
* `decimals()`: Returns the number of decimal places for the currency (2 for USD 1.23, 3 for TND 1.234, etc)
* `async convertCurrency(amount = 1.0, fromCurrency = "usd", toCurrency = global.apis.i18n.currency())`: Convert an amount of money to a different currency. Conversion rate is retrieved from the cloud service and cached for 4 hours.
* `moneyToFixed(amount)`: Returns the amount as a string with the correct number of decimal places. Same as running `amount.toFixed(global.apis.i18n.decimals())`.
* `moneyString(amount)`: Returns the money amount formatted as a string with currency symbol. Same as running `global.apis.i18n.symbol() + amount.toFixed(global.apis.i18n.decimals())`.