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hugenumberjs

v1.0.1

Published

A library for storing extremely large numbers (up to {10, 1000, 1, 1, 2}) in JavaScript.

Downloads

10

Readme

hugenumberjs

npm version

A library for storing extremely large numbers (up to {10, 1000, 1, 1, 2}) in JavaScript. Supports both Node and browser.

Internally, number is represented as a sign (1 if positive, -1 if negative) and array. The value represented is sign * 10 → array[0]array[1]array[2]array[2]... in chained arrow notation (specifically Fish's real number extension of it).

Changelog

  • 1.0: Initial release

Methods

  • constructor(sign, array): Convert from sign and array
  • constructor(num): Convert from standard number
  • constructor(str): Convert from string, currently can include scientific notation (even nested exponent like "1e1e1e1e500") but not arrows
  • normalize(): Normalize properties
  • clone(): Object clone
  • abs(): Absolute value
  • neg(): Negate
  • add(other): Add
  • sub(other): Subtract
  • mul(other): Multiply
  • div(other): Divide
  • mod(other): Modulo
  • exp(): Base e exponential
  • exp10(): Base 10 exponential
  • pow(other): Raise to power
  • sqrt(): Square root
  • cbrt(): Cube root
  • log(): Base e logarithm
  • log10(): Base 10 logarithm
  • logb(base): Arbitrary base logarithm
  • floor(): Floor
  • ceil(): Ceiling
  • round(): Round to nearest integer
  • sin(): Sine
  • cos(): Cosine
  • tan(): Tangent
  • asin(): Inverse sine
  • acos(): Inverse cosine
  • atan(): Inverse tangent
  • cmp(other): Compare to (returns -1 if this < other, 0 if this === other, 1 if this > other)
  • eq(other): Equal to
  • ne(other): Not equal to
  • lt(other): Less than
  • le(other): Less than or equal
  • gt(other): Greater than
  • ge(other): Greater than or equal
  • min(other): Minimum
  • max(other): Maximum
  • toNumber(): Convert to standard number
  • toString(): Convert to string
  • toExponential(): Convert to scientific notation string (including nested exponents)
  • toArrow(): Convert to arrow notation string
  • toChainedArrow(): Convert to chained arrow notation string