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lib-pcg-algots

v1.0.0

Published

PCG library implemented using Algorand TypeScript

Readme

PCG Random Number Generator, AVM Edition

lib-pcg-algots

This AlgoKit subproject implements PCG in Algorand TypeScript. For more general info on this library, see the main page.

Getting Started

Install lib-pcg-algots in your project. Using npm, this looks like:

npm add lib-pcg-algots

The typical use case of using the library to generate a sequence of pseudo-random numbers looks like:

import { Contract, assert, Global, Txn } from '@algorandfoundation/algorand-typescript'
import { StaticArray, DynamicArray, Byte, UintN, baremethod } from '@algorandfoundation/algorand-typescript/arc4'
import { pcg32Init, pcg32Random } from 'lib-pcg-algots/lib_pcg/pcg32.algo'

export class YourContract extends Contract {
  public bounded_rand_uint32(...): ... {
    // Here you would acquire a safe randomness seed
    const seed = ...

    // Seed the PRNG
    const state = pcg32Init(seed)

    // Generate a sequence
    const [newState, sequence] = pcg32Random(state, <lower_bound>, <upper_bound>, <length>)

    // The rest of your program
    ...
  }
}

You can also take a look at the exposer contracts: [ 1, 2, 3 ]

Usage

All generators all use pcg<N>Init() for seeding the algorithm.

To generate a sequence, use pcg<N>Random().

You can pass non-zero lowerBound and upperBound arguments to pcg<N>Random() to get integers in a desired range.
Note that:

  • lowerBound is always included in your range.
  • upperBound is always excluded by your range.
  • You can set them independently.
  • The range should be at least two elements wide.

When either bound is set to zero, that bound is not applied.

Feature Support

  • [x] Package published on npm
  • [x] 8 / 16 / 32-bit generator
  • [x] 64-bit generator
  • [x] 128-bit generator