import { Currency, MoneyAmount, SUPPORTED_CURRENCIES } from "./currency-constants.js";

//#region src/utils/currencies.d.ts
type SupportedCurrency = (typeof SUPPORTED_CURRENCIES)[number];
declare function moneyAmountToStripeUnits(amount: MoneyAmount, currency: Currency): number;
/**
 * Inverse of `moneyAmountToStripeUnits`: formats an integer minor-unit amount
 * (e.g. cents) back into the canonical decimal money string for the currency.
 * E.g. for USD (2 decimals): 5000 → "50.00", 1 → "0.01"; for JPY (0 decimals):
 * 500 → "500".
 *
 * Prefer this over `String(number)` whenever an amount is scaled: money math
 * must happen in integer minor units, because float multiplication like
 * `19.99 * 3` yields `59.97000000000001`, which `moneyAmountSchema` then rejects
 * for having more than the currency's allowed decimals.
 *
 * Money amounts are non-negative (see `MoneyAmount`), so a negative input is a
 * programming error and throws rather than silently dropping the sign.
 */
declare function stripeUnitsToMoneyAmount(stripeUnits: number, currency: Currency): MoneyAmount;
//#endregion
export { SupportedCurrency, moneyAmountToStripeUnits, stripeUnitsToMoneyAmount };
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