Kubernetes Resource Arithmetic Library

A TypeScript library for performing arithmetic and comparison operations on Kubernetes CPU and memory resources.

Features

• Parse and validate Kubernetes CPU and memory resource strings
• Perform arithmetic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication)
• Compare resource values
• Format resources in human-readable Kubernetes units
• Type-safe operations with TypeScript
• Comprehensive test coverage

Installation

npm install @kotaicodegmbh/k8s-resources

Usage

CPU Resources

import { CPUResource, MemoryResource } from '@kotaicodegmbh/k8s-resources';

// Create CPU resources
const cpu1 = new CPUResource('100m');  // 100 millicores
const cpu2 = new CPUResource('1');     // 1 core
const cpu3 = CPUResource.fromMillicores(500);  // 500 millicores
const cpu4 = CPUResource.fromCores(2);         // 2 cores

// Arithmetic operations
const sum = cpu1.plus(cpu2);           // 1.1 cores
const diff = cpu2.minus(cpu1);         // 900m
const scaled = cpu1.times(3);          // 300m

// Comparison operations
const isLess = cpu1.isLessThan(cpu2);  // true
const isEqual = cpu1.equals(cpu3);      // false
const isGreater = cpu2.isGreaterThan(cpu1); // true

// String representation
console.log(cpu1.toString());  // "100m"
console.log(cpu2.toString());  // "1"

Memory Resources

import { MemoryResource } from '@kotaicodegmbh/k8s-resources';

// Create memory resources
const mem1 = new MemoryResource('128Mi');  // 128 mebibytes
const mem2 = new MemoryResource('1Gi');    // 1 gibibyte
const mem3 = MemoryResource.fromBytes(1024 * 1024);  // 1MiB
const mem4 = MemoryResource.fromGiB(2);              // 2GiB

// Arithmetic operations
const sum = mem1.plus(mem2);           // 1.125Gi
const diff = mem2.minus(mem1);         // 896Mi
const scaled = mem1.times(2);          // 256Mi

// Comparison operations
const isLess = mem1.isLessThan(mem2);  // true
const isEqual = mem1.equals(mem3);      // false
const isGreater = mem2.isGreaterThan(mem1); // true

// String representation
console.log(mem1.toString());  // "128Mi"
console.log(mem2.toString());  // "1Gi"

API Reference

The API documentation is available in the docs/api directory after running npm run docs. You can find:

• API Overview
• CPUResource Class
• MemoryResource Class

CPUResource

Constructor

new CPUResource(resource: string)

Creates a new CPU resource from a string representation (e.g., "100m" or "1").

Static Factory Methods

CPUResource.zero(): CPUResource
CPUResource.fromMillicores(millicores: number): CPUResource
CPUResource.fromCores(cores: number): CPUResource

Instance Methods

plus(other: CPUResource): CPUResource
minus(other: CPUResource): CPUResource
times(factor: number): CPUResource
equals(other: CPUResource): boolean
isLessThan(other: CPUResource): boolean
isGreaterThan(other: CPUResource): boolean
toString(): string

MemoryResource

Constructor

new MemoryResource(resource: string)

Creates a new memory resource from a string representation (e.g., "128Mi" or "1Gi").

Static Factory Methods

MemoryResource.zero(): MemoryResource
MemoryResource.fromBytes(bytes: number): MemoryResource
MemoryResource.fromKiB(kib: number): MemoryResource
MemoryResource.fromMiB(mib: number): MemoryResource
MemoryResource.fromGiB(gib: number): MemoryResource

Instance Methods

plus(other: MemoryResource): MemoryResource
minus(other: MemoryResource): MemoryResource
times(factor: number): MemoryResource
equals(other: MemoryResource): boolean
isLessThan(other: MemoryResource): boolean
isGreaterThan(other: MemoryResource): boolean
toString(): string

Resource Units

CPU Units

• m: millicore (1/1000 of a CPU core)
• No suffix: CPU cores (e.g., "1" = 1000m)

Memory Units

• B: bytes
• Ki: kibibytes (1024 bytes)
• Mi: mebibytes (1024 KiB)
• Gi: gibibytes (1024 MiB)
• Ti: tebibytes (1024 GiB)

Error Handling

The library throws errors in the following cases:

• Invalid resource format
• Negative values
• Non-finite numbers
• Fractional values (for CPU millicores and memory bytes)
• Invalid units
• Negative results from subtraction
• Invalid multiplication factors

Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Run tests
npm test

# Build
npm run build

# Generate API documentation
npm run docs

The API documentation will be generated in the docs/api directory. The documentation includes:

• Detailed class and method descriptions
• Type information
• Examples
• Error documentation
• Cross-references between related components

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some amazing feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
5. Open a Pull Request

License

MIT