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fix: calculation order change #59

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fix: calculation order change #59

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The changes involve modifying the SupplyChangeDto interface to store the properties change, burnt, and issuance as strings instead of numbers. Additionally, the logic in the SupplyService class has been updated to handle these values as strings and apply precision formatting.

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File Path Change Summary
src/modules/supply/dtos/supply-change.dto.ts Updated SupplyChangeDto properties (change, burnt, issuance) from number to string.
src/modules/supply/services/supply.service.ts Updated the SupplyService to handle string values for computation and apply precision formatting.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 80e20f5 and d9fe10c.

Files selected for processing (2)
  • src/modules/supply/dtos/supply-change.dto.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/modules/supply/services/supply.service.ts (1 hunks)
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src/modules/supply/dtos/supply-change.dto.ts (3)

3-3: Type change approved for change property.

The change property type is updated from number to string to handle values as strings for precision formatting.


4-4: Type change approved for burnt property.

The burnt property type is updated from number to string to handle values as strings for precision formatting.


5-5: Type change approved for issuance property.

The issuance property type is updated from number to string to handle values as strings for precision formatting.

src/modules/supply/services/supply.service.ts (5)

145-145: Initialization of change as a string approved.

The change property is initialized as a string with value '0', aligning with the updated type.


146-146: Initialization of burnt as a string approved.

The burnt property is initialized as a string with value '0', aligning with the updated type.


147-147: Initialization of issuance as a string approved.

The issuance property is initialized as a string with value '0', aligning with the updated type.


152-152: Precision formatting for issuance approved.

The issuance is calculated using toFixed(2) for precision, ensuring it is formatted as a string with two decimal places.


153-153: Precision formatting for change approved.

The change is calculated using string-based arithmetic with toFixed(2) for precision, ensuring it is formatted as a string with two decimal places.

@yevhen-burkovskyi yevhen-burkovskyi merged commit 39c70b3 into main Jul 11, 2024
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@yevhen-burkovskyi yevhen-burkovskyi deleted the fix/supply-change branch July 11, 2024 12:54
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