integer-values 🚀

A Project To Standardize 10x Integers

Enterprise-grade integer constant management for mission-critical JavaScript applications.

Overview

integer-values is a comprehensive, production-ready library providing reliable access to integer constants from -100 to 100. Built on a foundation of 202 rigorously tested, independently versioned packages, this solution ensures maximum stability and predictability for enterprise software systems requiring guaranteed integer value consistency.

Features

• ✅ 202 Independent Packages: From @negative-numbers/one-hundred and @negative-numbers/zero through @positive-numbers/zero and @positive-numbers/one-hundred (Note: -0 is separate than 0)
• ✅ 100% Test Coverage: Validated using Enterprise 10x Testing Framework JS
• ✅ Full TypeScript Support: Complete type definitions for enhanced IDE integration
• ✅ Semantic Versioning: Each integer follows independent version control
• ✅ Production Tested: Battle-tested in enterprise environments requiring numerical precision

Installation

npm install integer-values

All 202 packages are included as dependencies and will be automatically installed.

Usage

Basic Import

const numbers = require("integer-values")

console.log(numbers.positiveZero)       // 0
console.log(numbers.positiveFortyTwo)   // 42
console.log(numbers.positiveOneHundred) // 100

console.log(numbers.negativeZero)       // 0
console.log(numbers.negativeFortyTwo)   // -42
console.log(numbers.negativeOneHundred) // -100

Individual Package Import

For optimized bundle sizes, import specific integers directly:

const forty = require("@positive-numbers/forty")
const negTwo = require("@negative-numbers/two")

const answer = forty + negTwo // 38

Main Architecture

The library follows a hub-and-spoke model where the main integer-values package aggregates all individual integer packages:

packages/
├── @negative-numbers/
│   ├── one-hundred/
│   ├── ninety-nine/
│   ├── ...
│   ├── two/
│   ├── one/
│   └── zero/
├── @positive-numbers/
│   ├── zero/
│   ├── one/
│   ├── two/
│   ├── ...
│   └── one-hundred/
├── core/
│   ├── ...
index.js
index.d.ts
test-suite.js

Each package in the @positive-numbers and @negative-numbers namespace exports a single, verified integer constant.

integer-values also includes some internal packages in its repository that are used internally by the @positive-numbers/ packages. They are under the core directory in the packages folder. We recommend that you do not use these directly, but here is a list of them:

• integer-value-positive-zero - A package that exports a function that returns zero.
• libnumbers - A package that exports two functions: one that returns zero, and one that returns eighteen.
• integer-value-positive-one - A package that exports a function that returns one.
• es-two - A package that exports the number two.
• integer-value-positive-two - A package that exports a function that returns two.
• numeric-constant-three - A package that exports a function that returns three.
• integer-value-positive-three - A package that exports a function that returns three.
• always-four - A package that exports a function that returns four.
• integer-value-positive-four - A package that exports a function that returns four.
• integer-value-positive-five - A package that exports a function that returns five.
• number-six - A package that exports a function that returns six.
• integer-value-positive-six - A package that exports a function that returns six.
• se7en - A package that exports a function that returns seven.
• integer-value-positive-seven - A package that exports a function that returns seven.
• integer-value-positive-eight - A package that exports a function that returns eight.
• value-nine - A package that exports a function that returns nine.
• integer-value-positive-nine - A package that exports a function that returns nine.
• the-number-ten - A package that exports ten.
• tw12ve - A package that exports a function that returns twelve.
• seventeen-integer - A package that exports a function that returns seventeen.
• eighteen-positive-number-interactions - A package that exports a function that returns eighteen.
• nineteenify - A package that exports a function that returns nineteen. Note that this one has its own repository - it's not in this one. You can find its repository by the link.
• numbertwenty - A package that exports a function that returns twenty. Note that this one has its own repository - it's not in this one. You can find its repository by the link.
• always-21 - A package that exports a function that returns 21.
• numbertwentyfour - A package that exports a function that returns 24.
• sixty-seven - A package that exports a function that returns sixty-seven.
• libeightyseven - A package that exports a function that returns eighty-seven. Note that this one has its own repository - it's not in this one. You can find its repository by the link.

Testing

The library achieves 100% test coverage through the Enterprise 10x Testing Framework JS:

npm test

The test suite performs comprehensive validation:

• Value identity verification for all 202 integers
• Type consistency checks
• Export integrity validation
• Full audit trail generation

Contributing

We welcome contributions to enhance the integer ecosystem. Please ensure all pull requests include:

• Comprehensive test coverage using Enterprise 10x Testing Framework JS
• Updated TypeScript definitions
• Documentation updates
• Verification that all 202 packages remain synchronized

License

This project is licensed under the Enterprise General Public Software License 10x Version 1.0 (EGPSL10X-1.0). See the LICENSE file for complete terms.

In summary: Do whatever you want with the Software.

Support

For enterprise support contracts, consulting services, or custom integer ranges, please contact our team.

Acknowledgments

Built with precision and dedication to software engineering excellence.

Remember: In production systems, integer reliability is not optional—it's essential.