zeroclickinfo-goodies/lib/DDG/Goodie/CurrencyIn.pm

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package DDG::Goodie::CurrencyIn;
# ABSTRACT: Return currency type(s) in given country
# TODO: At the moment it return value only if user inputs the whole country name...
# ...if user types "Salvador" instead of "El Salvador" then no results...
# TODO: think about how often currency in countries changes?
# Parser (for Wikipedia) is included in share directory...
# In some countries there are more than one currency.
# For that reason values in hash are stored as arrays. (loaded from .txt as comma separated values )
# Example: %countries( "Zimbabwe"=>["A","B"], "Slovakia"=>["A"], ... )"
# Working examples for queries:
# What currency do I need in Egypt ?
# What currency will I need for Zimbabwe
# What is the currency used in Slovakia
# currency in Russia
# What type of currency do I need for Russia?
use DDG::Goodie;
use Locale::SubCountry;
zci is_cached => 1;
zci answer_type => "currency_in";
triggers any => 'currency', 'currencies'; # User typed currency...
# Countries are lowercased but input from user, too ... so those always match...
# ...country is capitalized on output...
my %countries = share('currency.txt')->slurp;
sub clear_country_name {
my $txt = shift;
$txt =~ s/^\?$|\?$//g; # Query may end with "?". If so take it away.
$txt =~ s/^\s+|\s+$//g; # Trim spaces before and after the country name
$txt;
}
handle remainder => sub {
if (/^.*(?:in|of|for)(?:\sthe)?\s(.*?)$/i) {
my $country = clear_country_name(lc($1)); # Clear country name - white spaces, question mark..
# handle two-letter country codes
if ( $country =~ /^[a-z]{2}$/i ) {
my $loc;
eval { $loc = Locale::SubCountry->new(uc($country)) };
return if $@ || !$loc;
$country = lc($loc->country);
}
if (exists $countries{$country."\n"}){
my $string_currency = $countries{$country."\n"}; # Load currencies as string (one line from .txt)
my @currencies = split(',', $string_currency); # Split currencies into array
my $count = $#currencies + 1; # Get number of currencies
my $output_country = $country; # Pass country name to the output_country
$output_country =~ s/\b(\w)/\U$1/g; # so it can by capitalized
my $result = $count == 1 ? "The currency in $output_country is the " : "Currencies in $output_country are: \n";
# Append result with all currencies
for (@currencies) {
chomp;
$result .= "$_\n";
}
chomp $result;
my $html = $result;
$html =~ s|\n|<br/>|g;
return $result, html=>$html;
}
}
return;
};
1;