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arbitrary-precision

v1.4.0

Published

Arbitrary precision

Downloads

109

Readme

arbitrary-precision

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Abstraction for decimal functionality in big.js, bignumber.js, decimal.js and others via adapters.

Install

npm i arbitrary-precision

Adapters

See up to date list.

Usage

var decimalFactory = require('arbitrary-precision');
var adapter = require('floating-adapter'); // See adapters section for full list

var Decimal = decimalFactory(adapter);

Operations

new Decimal('0.1').plus(new Decimal('0.2')).valueOf(); // => 0.1 + 0.3
new Decimal('0.3').minus(new Decimal('0.1')).valueOf(); // => 0.3 - 0.1
new Decimal('0.6').times(new Decimal('3')).valueOf(); // => 0.6 * 3
new Decimal('0.3').div(new Decimal('0.2')).valueOf(); // => 0.3 / 0.2

new Decimal('2').pow(new Decimal('3')).valueOf(); // => 8
new Decimal('9').sqrt().valueOf(); // => 3

new Decimal('2').equals(new Decimal('2')); // => true
new Decimal('2').equals(new Decimal('3')); // => false

new Decimal('2').lt(new Decimal('3')); // => true (other: lte, gt, gte)
new Decimal('2').cmp(new Decimal('3')); // => -1

toString, valueOf and toJSON

var decimalThird = new Decimal('1').div(new Decimal('3'));

// with bigjs-adapter (other adapters might have differing implementations)
decimalThird.toString() === decimalThird.valueOf() === decimalThird.toJSON(); // => true

Number(decimalThird); // => 1/3

JSON.stringify and JSON.parse with reviver

var Decimal40 = decimalFactory(adapter);

Decimal40.setPrecision(40);

var decimalThird = new Decimal40('1').div(new Decimal('3'));

var stringified = JSON.stringify(decimalThird);
// => '"0.3333333333333333333333333333333333333333"'

JSON.parse(stringified, Decimal40.reviver);
// => new Decimal40('0.3333333333333333333333333333333333333333')

See spec.