Convert decimal amount to text string fraction in Javascript?

此生再无相见时 提交于 2019-12-05 18:14:39

Move your code into a function, and you can return from the correct branch and skip all the else statements, which cleans things up pretty dramatically:

function toFraction(amt) {
  if (amt > 0 && amt <= .2) return '1/8';
  if (amt <= .3) return '1/4';
  if (amt <= .4) return '1/3';
  if (amt <= .5) return '1/2';
  // etc
}

Ratio.js has a function called .toQuantityOf().

.toQuantityOf() returns a new fraction after converting the current value of the fraction to it's approximate value based on the provided units. If multiple units are passed as arguments, then the closest match to the original value will be returned.

.toString() returns the fraction as a string.

var fraction = Ratio.parse("1.15").toQuantityOf(2,3,4,8);
fraction.toString() == "9/8";

.toLocaleString() will return mixed numbers if needed.

fraction.toLocaleString() == "1 1/8";

You can perform mathematical operations on amt to transform it to an integer value within a range, then use that as an index for an array lookup to get the fraction text.

That can be simple if your ranges are equal, but since you have some 1/10th (0.3 to 0.4) and some 2/10ths (0.5 to 0.7) it's a little more complex, more than just multiply by 10.


fractional = {
    fractions: [ "1/8", "1/8", "1/4", "1/3", "1/2", "2/3", "2/3", "3/4", "7/8", "1" ],
    toFraction: function(amt) {
        return this.fractions[(""+(amt*10)).split('.')[0]];
    }
};

alert(fractional.toFraction(0.37));
  1. Multiple amt by 10 and get the integer part
  2. From an array that you have previous constructed - look up the corresponding string!

NB - That array is fixed - so is static

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