Default money symbol is hardcoded to $

[michelemazzei]

Hi, the MoneyFormatter settings loads the default symbol as '$' , so if the user does not specify it, the $ symbol is used.

If you write the following instruction:
MoneyFormatter(amount: 1000).output.symbolOnLeft;

The result would be:
$ 1,000
But, if your locale is , for example, it_IT, the currency should be €.
Of course, you could easly bypass the problem , but it is easer to let the MoneyFormatterSettings class to discover the user's locale settings.

Thus I suggest you to change the MoneyFormatterSettings as follows:

MoneyFormatterSettings({ this.symbol, this.thousandSeparator = ',', this.decimalSeparator = '.', this.symbolAndNumberSeparator = ' ', this.fractionDigits = 2, this.compactFormatType = CompactFormatType.short, }) { symbol ??= NumberFormat.simpleCurrency().currencySymbol; }

In this manner the current symbol is correctly set to €.