Is there any way to retrieve the numeric value ?

[leonardojobim]

The v-model returns a string with formatted value when using directives. Is there any way to retrieve the numeric value ?

[paulpv]

let number = Number(textValue)

[Christilut]

If the masked value is € 10.500 (so ten thousand) then the above results in NaN and if you remove the € beforehand, then it results in 10.5.

How does one reliably get the original value?

[SrAxi]

const convertInputToNumber = (input) => {
    const thousandFixed = input
        .replace(/(kr|\$|£|€)/g, '') // getting rid of currency
        .trim()
        .replace(/(.+)[.,](\d+)$/g, "$1x$2") // stripping number into $1: integer and $2: decimal part and putting it together with x as decimal point
        .replace(/[.,]/g, '') // getting rid of . AND ,
        .replace('x', '.'); // replacing x with .
    
    return parseFloat(thousandFixed);
};

This will output a numeric value regardless of which decimal separator you're using. Just remember to add your currency symbol to the first regex.

Example:

const test1 = 'kr 123,456.78';
console.log(convertInputToNumber(test1)); // Output: 123456.78

const test2 = '€ 3,434.32';
console.log(convertInputToNumber(test2)); // Output: 3434.32

[zacharytyhacz]

Hey y'all, just wanted to give in my two-cents ( no pun intended ).

This minimal regex will convert the simple format of $123,456,789.01 to 123456789.01

// amount = "$123,456,789.01"; // v-model binded value from input
amount = amount.replace(/^\W|,/g,"");
amount = parseFloat(amount);
// 123456789.01 

I'm no regex ninja, but it's enough for what I need and I think many others.

[DiogoBotton]

When I add the value 800 to v-model for example, v-money shows the data as "8.00". But the right data would be "800". Can someone help me?

[pccortez]

When I add the value 800 to v-model for example, v-money shows the data as "8.00". But the right data would be "800". Can someone help me?

I have the same problem, did you manage to solve it?