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@enginemirage/math

v1.1.0

Published

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Downloads

6

Readme

⚙️ Technologies

  • 🟦 TypeScript
  • 🟪 ESLint

This is a library which doesn't require any major dependencies.

📝 Documentation

Our API documentation is currently in development, it will be released on the next update.

Note: We have an update, the documentation is almost complete. It just needs to be deployed to GitHub Pages.

🖼️ Basic Usage

import { MirateMath } from "@enginemirage/math";
const math = new MirageMath();

// The following is a list of a couple
// constants automatically provided
// by Mirage

math.PI; // Returns the value of PI
math.E; // Returns Euler's Constant
math.SQRT2; // Returns the square root of 2 (sqrt(2))
math.LN2; // Returns the constant value as base 2
math.LN10; // Returns the constant value as base 10

// A couple functions provided by MirageMath

math.clamp(-50, 0, 100); // Clamps a number between two values --> 0
math.sqrt(4489); // Returns the square root of 4449 --> 67
math.cbrt(729000); // Returns the cube root of 729000 --> 90
math.log2(4); // Returns the base-2 logarithm of 4 --> 2
math.log10(4); // Returns the base-10 logarithm of 4 --> 0.60205999132
math.log1p(4); // Returns the logarithm of 4, plus 1 --> 3

// How to implement standard logarithms:
math.log1p(4) - 1;

Note: This library is under heavy development, so currently the constants and functions listed above are the only available ones. This package is being updated extremely often, so you can expect to see many more features. Such as: vectors, logarithms, etc.

📦 Installation

You can install MirageMath using the following package managers (all of which fetch the npm registry):

npm:

npm install @enginemirage/math

yarn:

yarn add @enginemirage/math

pnpm:

pnpm add @enginemirage/math

🧑🏼‍🤝‍🧑🏻 Contributing

You can contribute by forking the repository and submitting a pull request. Your pull request will be reviewed and it will be accepted respectively.

Roadmap

  • Vectors

  • Logarithms

  • Absolute value

  • Sine

  • Cosine

  • Tangent

    • Arcsine
    • Arccosine
    • Arctangent
    • Atan2 (Arctangent of the quotient of its arguments)
  • Hypotenuse

  • Hyperbolic Cosine

  • Floor (largest integer <= x)

  • Value conversions

  • Triangle measurements

There are many, many more features planned for this library. Most of which will be covered in the first week or two of release.

⛔ Issues

If you find any bugs or have problems with this library. You may submit them in the issues tab of this GitHub repository.