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integer.flow

v0.1.1

Published

Typed integers.

Downloads

7

Readme

integer.flow

travis package downloads styled with prettier

Library provides integer opquae type alias for number and set of functions to work with integer type values with guarantees that any integer returned is not a floating point number, NaN or (-)Infinity.

API

Import

import * as Integer from "integer.flow"

Integer.integer:number

Library exposes integer, a subtype of a number that is guranteed to not be a floating point number, NaN or (-)Infinity.

Integer.parseInteger(string):?integer

Try to turn given string into an intgere, unlike built-in parseInt this function never returns NaN or an Infinity, but rather retuns null (? portion of ?integer). It also unlike built-in parseInt fails (returns null) on strings than aren't numbers like "0what?".

Integer.parseInteger("123") //> 123
Integer.parseInteger("+1234") //> 1234
Integer.parseInteger("-1234") //> -1234
Integer.parseInteger("0x001A") //> 26
Integer.parseInteger("0xBEEF") //> 48879
Integer.parseInteger("3.14") //> null
Integer.parseInteger("3.14") //> null
Integer.parseInteger("+3.14") //> null
Integer.parseInteger("-3.14") //> null
Integer.parseInteger("0") //> 0
Integer.parseInteger(".0") // > null
Integer.parseInteger("NaN") //> null
Integer.parseInteger("-Infinity") //> null
Integer.parseInteger("Infinity") //> null
Integer.parseInteger("0xFF") //> null
Integer.parseInteger("0what?") //> null

Integer.div(integer, integer):integer

Integer division. The remainder is discarded.

Integer.rem(integer, integer):integer

Find the remainder after dividing one number by another.

Integer.rem(11, 4) //> 3
Integer.rem(12, 4) //> 0
Integer.rem(13, 4) //> 1
Integer.rem(-1, 4) //> -1

Integer.mod(integer, integer):integer

Perform modular arithmetic.

Integer.mod(7, 2) //> 1
Integer.mod(-1, 4) //> 3

Integer.round(number):integer

Round a number to the nearest integer.

Integer.floor(number):integer

Floor function, rounding down.

Integer.ceiling(number):integer

Ceiling function, rounding up.

Integer.truncate(number):integer

Truncate a number, rounding towards zero.

Install

npm install integer.flow