Maximum and Minimum
Moneta provides maximum and minimum reductions. Given a stream of monetary values, you could easily get the maximum or minimum values. Here's an example.
public class ReduceMaxMinMonetaryAmount {
public static void main(String[] args) {
CurrencyUnit dollar = Monetary.getCurrency("USD");
MonetaryAmount money = Money.of(10, dollar);
MonetaryAmount money2 = Money.of(10, dollar);
MonetaryAmount money3 = Money.of(10, dollar);
MonetaryAmount money4 = Money.of(9, dollar);
MonetaryAmount money5 = Money.of(8, dollar);
Optional<MonetaryAmount> max = Stream.of(money, money2, money3, money4, money5).reduce(
MonetaryFunctions.max());//javax.money.MonetaryException: Currency mismatch: BRL/USD
max.ifPresent(System.out::println);//USD 10
Optional<MonetaryAmount> min = Stream.of(money, money2, money3, money4, money5).reduce(
MonetaryFunctions.min());
min.ifPresent(System.out::println);//USD 8
}
}
An exception will be thrown if a currency mismatch occurs. To avoid that, an ExchangeRateProvider
must be provided as shown below.
public class ReduceMaxMinMonetaryAmountExchange {
public static void main(String[] args) {
CurrencyUnit dollar = Monetary.getCurrency("USD");
CurrencyUnit euro = Monetary.getCurrency("EUR");
ExchangeRateProvider provider = MonetaryConversions.getExchangeRateProvider(ExchangeRateType.IMF);
MonetaryAmount money = Money.of(10, dollar);
MonetaryAmount money2 = Money.of(10, euro);
MonetaryAmount money3 = Money.of(10, dollar);
MonetaryAmount money4 = Money.of(9, euro);
MonetaryAmount money5 = Money.of(8, dollar);
Optional<MonetaryAmount> max = Stream.of(money, money2, money3, money4, money5).reduce(
MonetaryFunctions.max(provider));//javax.money.MonetaryException: Currency mismatch: BRL/USD
max.ifPresent(System.out::println);//EUR 10
Optional<MonetaryAmount> min = Stream.of(money, money2, money3, money4, money5).reduce(
MonetaryFunctions.min(provider));
min.ifPresent(System.out::println);//USD 8
}
}