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verox

v1.0.7-beta

Published

Verox, simple functions.

Downloads

4

Readme

Welcome to the Verox docs

What does verox do?

Verox is an npm package containing some basic functions.

Firstly, lets install it!

npm i Verox

Math functions

//Require the module
const Verox = require("verox");
//Addition
console.log(Verox.math.add(25,25))
//The first param is the first number you want to add to the second number.
//Multiplication
console.log(Verox.math.multiply(25,25))
//Same with addition, first param is the first number you want to times by the second number.
//Division
console.log(Verox.math.divide(2,24))
//The first param is what you want to divide by, the second param / number is what you want to divide the first number into.
//Subtraction
console.log(Verox.math.subtract(2,24))
//The first param is what you will subtract from the second param.

Useful functions

//Require the module
const Verox = require("verox");
//MemUsage
console.log(Verox.useful.memusage())
//Gets the memusage for the current machine running the node.
//Log
Verox.useful.log('What you want to put on the log')
//Exit the node
Verox.useful.exit()
//Fetch a website
Verox.useful.fetch("link.com");
//You need to use await to fetch it.

String functions

const Verox = require("verox");

let str = 'fs is amazing'
console.log(Verox.string.replace(str,'fs','verox'))
//The first param is the string, second param are the characters to look for, the third param if what you want to replace the second param with.
//Would log: verox is amazing

Advanced docs are coming! Please invite my discord bot here