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A Pandas ArrayExtension for handling currency with int64 performance

Project description

Pandas Money

A Pandas ArrayExtension for handling currency with int64 performance

Getting started

Add to your project

poetry add pandas-money

or with pip/pipenv

pipenv install pandas-money

Example

from decimal import Decimal

import pandas as pd

import pandas_money as pm

s = pd.Series(["1.11", "2.22", "3.33"], dtype="Money64")

print(s)
print(s + s)
print(s * Decimal("1.5"))
print(s / 2)
print(s.iloc[0], type(s.iloc[0]))

outputs

0    $1.11
1    $2.22
2    $3.33
dtype: Money64
0    $2.22
1    $4.44
2    $6.66
dtype: Money64
0    $1.66
1    $3.33
2    $5.00
dtype: Money64
0    $0.56
1    $1.11
2    $1.66
dtype: Money64
$1.11 <class 'moneyed.classes.Money'>

Setup

  • Clone repo
  • poetry install

Run tests

make test

Format and lint before commit

make pre-commit

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