ringgit | Malaysia Ringgit implementation on top of Money PHP | JSON Processing library

I hope this is something that you need. Check it please

I cannot tell you what's going on behind the scenes, but I think that Synth wants a few things:

First, turn factor variables into characters;

Your response isn't of type List but Map. To get the rates you can do the following.

You could use regex if your string format is consistent. Here's an expression that could do that:

I just add height in h4 tag and it works. Remove img style when you put your own image

Welp looks like I should have been using {{ value | currency : 'MYR' : 'symbol-narrow' }} to get the proper 'RM' I was expecting

You can use %in% :

• The key-value pair with id is under data['results']
  • Iterate through each key (e.g. 'BTN') and value ({'currencyName': 'Bhutanese Ngultrum', 'id': 'BTN'}) to get the id
• The key for each currency is also the id
  • 'BTN': {'currencyName': 'Bhutanese Ngultrum', 'id': 'BTN'}

• This will give you all the data, not just id
• Use pandas.json_normalize & pandas.concat to create a dataframe of the JSON data.
  • pd.json_normalize(v) for v in data['results'].values() creates a dataframe for each {'currencyName': 'Albanian Lek', 'currencySymbol': 'Lek', 'id': 'ALL'}
  • pd.concat(...) combines all the dataframes into one dataframe.

There are a couple of things going on here, but more information on what you're looking to do would be helpful.

The warning messages are telling you that the length of lg$cashtype is not a multiple of the length of cashstring, and similarly for instrument_name and string. It's doing this because it's comparing each entry of lg$cashtype to each of cashstring, in order, and then restarting once it reaches the end of the shorter object (and same for instrument_name and string. One weird thing is that the length of cashstring and string as you've posted them are not the same (I believe you're missing the cashstring entry for "ZAR") -- it's likely that this is part of your problem.

But even if you make that change, what your code will be doing is checking to see if the first row of lg (assuming it's a data frame) corresponds to "AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR" and "AUD", the second to "BRAZILIAN REAL" and "BRL", and so on. Unless your data frame is ordered in this very way (in which case you probably wouldn't be running this code), this probably isn't what you want. I imagine you want to do something like: