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packnum

v2.1.1

Published

Tiny library that allow you encode/decode numbers to represent as win-1251 string.

Downloads

28

Readme

packnum

npm version license downloads

Tiny library that allow you encode/decode numbers to represent as win-1251 string. You can reduce long number like 2043958943.54321 to compact string kyЫ5qдHb. Order of sorting encoded numbers will match string sort for numbers with same length.

Install with npm:

npm:

npm install packnum --save

How to use

import {packNumDecode, packNumEncode} from "packnum";

let encoded = packNumEncode(114110961536);
console.log(encoded, '==', packNumDecode(encoded));
// -> Danny0 == 114110961536

encoded = packNumEncode(3136316946745024);
console.log(encoded, '==', packNumDecode(encoded));
// -> Maximus0 == 3136316946745024

encoded = packNumEncode(31133503505984);
console.log(encoded, '==', packNumDecode(encoded));
// -> Serjio0 == 31133503505984

encoded = packNumEncode(654066699936621800);
console.log(encoded, '==', packNumDecode(encoded));
// -> adsPlace0 == 654066699936621800

encoded = packNumEncode(-12345678);
console.log(encoded, '==', packNumDecode(encoded));
// -> йvцТ == -12345678

encoded = packNumEncode(123456.789);
console.log(encoded, '==', packNumDecode(encoded));
// -> wрQLZ == 123456.789

encoded = packNumEncode(-123456.789);
console.log(encoded, '==', packNumDecode(encoded));
// -> ЖGжлд == -123456.789

encoded = packNumEncode('bebab0ba', 16);
console.log(encoded, '==', packNumDecode(encoded, 16));
// -> lШh5Q == bebab0ba

encoded = packNumEncode('b0ba.beba', 16);
console.log(encoded, '==', packNumDecode(encoded, 16));
// -> Сl1NFgДСi == b0ba.beba

console.time('speedTest');
for (let i = -2500000; i < 2500000; i++) {
    const float = i / 2;
    encoded = packNumEncode(float);
    const decoded = packNumDecode(encoded);
    if (decoded != float) throw new Error(`Panic! Float is ${float}`);
}
console.timeEnd('speedTest');
// -> speedTest: ~1000 ms

Doc

/**
 * Return numeric value of string.
 *
 * @param value PackNum encoded string;
 * @param radix Specifies a radix for converting numeric values to strings. By default is 10.
 */
export function packNumDecode(value: string, radix?: number): number | string;

/**
 * Return string value of number.
 *
 * @param value Numeric value;
 * @param radix A value between 2 and 36 that specifies the base of the number in string. By default is 10.
 */
export function packNumEncode(value: number | string, radix?: number): string;

Thanks

License

MIT. Copyright (c) 2021 Vitaliy Dyukar.