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A gem that provides rates for the money gem. Able to handle history (rates varying in time), and auto download rates from open-exchange-rates. Highly inspired by money-open-exchange-rates gem.
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 Dependencies

Development

>= 5.0, ~> 5
~> 1.0, >= 1.0.4

Runtime

~> 6, >= 6.13.1
~> 1.3, >= 1.3.1
 Project Readme

Money Historical Bank TravisCI

A gem that add a Money::Bank able to handle historical rates, and infer rates from limited rates.

  • You can add rates for any currency pair, at a special date. Use home_run gem if you need fast date handling in ruby.
  • If no rates exist for a given date, the gem will try to download historical rates from open-exchange-rates
  • The gem is able to guess inverse rates (EURUSD rate when only USDEUR is present), and go through USD when using other pairs. For example, GBPEUR will be calculated using USDGBP and USDEUR. This strategy isn't used if said rate (GBPEUR) is already set.
  • No caching exists, but you can use import_data and export_data the same way Money::Bank::VariableExchange works.

Usage

require 'money/bank/historical_bank'
mh = Money::Bank::HistoricalBank.new

# Exchanges 1000 EUR to USD using Date.today (default if no date has been entered).
# Will download today's rates if none have been entered
mh.exchange_with(1000.to_money('EUR'), 'USD')

# Exchanges 1000 EUR to USD using historical rates
date = Date.new(2009,9,9)
mh.set_rate(date, 'USD', 'EUR', 0.7634)
mh.exchange_with(date, 1000.to_money('USD'), 'EUR') # => 763.4 EUR

Money.default_bank = mh

Refs

Created using mainly the base VariableExchange implementation, OpenExchangeRates implementation and idea based on money-open-exchange-rates gem.

Extension

Feel free to create a new loader (cf OpenExchangeRatesLoader) if you know a source for more historical data. Feel free to suggest refactoring.

Releasing

This project is released by Travis when tags are pushed and one can do this like so:

$ ./bin/release 0.0.4 0.0.5

So that command will bump the gem to version 0.0.5, push on master, push tags and trigger Travis to release.

Note: this script assumes you have called your remote origin, that it's pointing at atwam/money-historical-bank and that you have push access.