Number Formatter

Bytes

$display_size = ee('Format')->make('Number', 76752)->bytes();
// 75<abbr title="Kilobytes">KB</abbr>
$display_size = ee('Format')->make('Number', 76752)->bytes(FALSE);
// 75 kilobytes

Currency

$money = ee('Format')->make('Number', 4736234.5)->currency();
// 4,736,234ドル.58 (presuming default / US locale in the PHP environment)
$money = ee('Format')->make('Number', 4736234.58)->currency(['locale' => 'de_DE', 'currency' => 'EUR']);
// 4.736.234,58 €

Warning: For the greatest accuracy, the PHP intl extension must be available (PHP’s default). Without it, the currency symbol may be placed in the wrong position for non-US locales. The fallback also relies on strfmon which is not available on all systems, such as Windows.

Duration

$duration = ee('Format')->make('Number', 112358)->duration();
// 31:12:38

Number Format

$number = ee('Format')->make('Number, 12345.67890)->number_format();
// 12,346

Ordinal

$ordinal = ee('Format')->make('Number', 43)->ordinal();
// 43rd

Spellout

$written_check = ee('Format')->make('Number', 112358.13)->spellout();
// one hundred twelve thousand three hundred fifty-eight point one three
$written_check = ee('Format')->make('Number', 112358.13)->spellout(['capitalize' => 'ucwords']);
// One Hundred Twelve Thousand Three Hundred Fifty-eight Point One Three
$written_check = ee('Format')->make('Number', 112358.13)->spellout(['locale' => 'de_DE']);
// ein­hundert­zwölf­tausend­drei­hundert­acht­und­fünfzig Komma eins drei

Warning: This method requires the PHP intl extension (enabled by default).

bytes($abbr = TRUE, $include_markup = TRUE)

Formats a binary byte multiple into a human-readable measure of units, e.g. B, KB, MB, GB.

currency($options = [])

Formats as currency. Greatest accuracy requires the PHP intl extension to be available

duration($options = [])

Formats as a duration using a rule-based format, e.g.: hh:mm:ss, mm:ss, or ss sec.

number_format($options = [])

Formats with a number using typical options, e.g. 12,345.68.

ordinal($options = [])

Formats with an ordinal suffix, e.g. 127th. Locales other than English require the PHP intl extension.

spellout($options = [])

Spell out the number as words. Requires the PHP intl extension.