currency VS Medusa

I maintain a decent solution in this problem space: https://github.com/bojanz/currency

FWIW I think cockroachdb/apd is the best third party option. While building bojanz/currency I've evaluated and benchmarked the others and found them either less maintained, slower, or both.

I have a package for handling currency amounts and calculations that is based on cockroachdb/apd, in my opinion the best arbitrary-precision decimal implementation in Go right now. So, I can offer a bit of insight.

Yes, MySQL/MariaDB have a decimal column type that should be used. I have an example of that here.

Did some benchmarks for bojanz/currency, after switching it to v3. The performance increase is noticeable.

I have the change done in a branch, I just need 4.0.0 to be released, but it's been a long wait (I opened https://github.com/bojanz/currency/issues/1 in May of 2020).

https://github.com/bojanz/currency https://github.com/bojanz/address

I have a package and a blog post for you: https://github.com/bojanz/currency https://bojanz.github.io/price-currency-handling-go/

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