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@u4/prime

v1.0.1

Published

a simple isPrime, next and prev Prime number implementation in Js.

Readme

@u4/prime

NPM Version

This small package contains simple prime number utilities with no extra stuff.

why an other simple prime number tester / generator

I'm publishing this package because no available prime's number package have the required quality or features to be used. I only need to find some random prime numbers to loop over ℤ/nℤ ring.

I tryed a lot's of implementations

| Name | Size in node_modules | Observation | |------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------| | prime-number | 28kB | store all vistited values in memory, contains only isPrime function | | nprime | 776kB | too large + recursive implenetation | | prime-nummers| 4840kB | 4840 KB WTF !! | | prime-q | 54280kB | 54MB !! | | prime-number-boolean | 24kB | using +1 loop + dirty code | | is-prime-number | 24kB | using +1 in test loop + have typing | | prime-number-search | 48kB | works with string but do not support big numbers so, useless | | prime_numbers | 16kB | console.log results +1 loop, do not return result ! |

How it works

Using default import

import isPrime from '@u4/prime';
console.log(isPrime(7))

Using named import

import {isPrime, nextPrime, prevPrime} from '@u4/prime';
console.log(isPrime(7))

Using * as import

import * as Prime from '@u4/prime';
console.log(Prime.isPrime(7))