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cebrify

v1.0.6

Published

Makes some calculations easy

Downloads

11

Readme

About Cebrify

logo

  • Cebrify is a small npm package for calculating some features.

  • Install cebrify with the following command

      npm install cebrify
  • Create a index.js file and add the following code for using cebrify.

      import pkg from "cebrify";
    
      const { calcBMI, togglerStatus,togglerBoolean, averageRatingCalc, exchangeRate, dateFormatter, startLogOutTimer } = pkg;
  • Cebrify has this functions available.

      pkg.calcBMI
      pkg.togglerStatus
      pkg.togglerBoolean
      pkg.averageRatingCalc
      pkg.exchangeRate
      pkg.dateFormatter
      pkg.startLogOutTimer

calcBMI

  • Write the following code for using calcBMI function.

  • Calculate the BMI of a human with 77 kg weight and 1.78 m height.

      pkg.calcBMI(77, 1.78)

toggler

  • Write the following code for using toggler function .

      pkg.togglerStatus(development, deployment, development)
  • togglerBoolean

      pkg.togglerBoolean(isVisible)

averageRatingCalc

  • Data structure of object has to be as follows :

      const data = {
        products: [
        {
            name: "iPhone 9",
            category: "smartphones",
            price: 549,
            stock: 94,
            reviews: [
               {
              name: "lover64",
              rating: 1,
              comment:"Esse",
            },
            ],
          averageRating: 0,
          description: "An apple mobile",
          discountPercentage: 12.96,
          },
  • Write the following code for using averageRatingCalc function .

        pkg.averageRatingCalc(data.products)

exchangeRate

  • Write the following code for using this function .

      pkg.averageRatingCalc(100, 1.14, "USD", "EUR")
    
      // Exchange 100 USD to EUR with exchange rate : 1.14

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