moneypenny

this project is currently intended to enable a few things:

• formatting agnostic (ie 1000 vs 10.00 vs $100), w.r.t. strings mostly

• primitive agnostic, but consolidated.

• provide a simple way for financial applications to be created with a higher degree of semantic value.

• provide a straightforward reference for actions

Doesnt handle currently: (feel free to open a pr :-) )

• -$100
• -$100.00
• ($100)
• (100)

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to elaborate on ~agnostic: money.Money is impl'd via decimal under the hood at the moment,

but provides a means of homologating various input types while consolidating into a single underlying type that plays well with both presentation-layer and persistence-layer.

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