normie

normalise value btw 2 ranges, yay

breaking change !

if you were using v1, order of the argument changed, as V2 provide currying value and ranges have swapped

usage

normie takes up to three argument and return either a result or a normalisation function

| Name | Type | Attributes | Description | |---|---|---|---| | r1 | Array of numbers | | range of the initial value | | r2 | Array of numbers | | range of the initial scale | | value | number | optional | value to convert |

if you provide 3 argument normie will give you a normalised result

const n = require('normie')
console.log(n([-1, 1], [0,180], 0)) // will give 90

if you provide only 2 argument normie will give you a function that will take a single argument, and output a normalised value

const n = require('normie')
const toDeg = n([-1, 1], [0,180])
console.log(toDeg(0)) // will give 90