int32

Int32

Use Rust to compute 32-bit signed integers and wrap around at the boundary.

Requirements and Installation

Node.js 24 or later and Rust 1.88.0 or later are required. Install Rust with rustup and the native linker for your platform (a C compiler on Linux/macOS or the MSVC build tools on Windows).

npm install int32

Installation compiles the native module from source using the included Cargo.lock. Package managers that block dependency build scripts must allow the int32 install script; for pnpm, approve int32 with pnpm approve-builds and rebuild it with pnpm rebuild int32. If npm requires script approval, use npm install-scripts approve int32 followed by npm rebuild int32.

Usage

add

import { add } from "int32";

const n = add(1, 2); // 3

subtract

import { subtract } from "int32";

const n = subtract(1, 2); // -1

multiply

import { multiply } from "int32";

const n = multiply(2, 6); // 12

divide

import { divide } from "int32";

const n = divide(6, 4); // 1

pow

import { pow } from "int32";

const n = pow(2, 3); // 8

shiftLeft

import { shiftLeft } from "int32";

const n = shiftLeft(5, 2); // 20

shiftRight

import { shiftRight } from "int32";

const n1 = shiftRight(5, 2); // 1
const n2 = shiftRight(6, 1); // 3
const n3 = shiftRight(-5, 1); // -3

shiftRightUnsigned

import { shiftRightUnsigned } from "int32";

const n = shiftRightUnsigned(-5, 1); // 2147483645

rotateLeft

import { rotateLeft } from "int32";

const n = rotateLeft(0b10000000000000000000000100000000, 1); // 0b00000000000000000000001000000001

rotateRight

import { rotateRight } from "int32";

const n = rotateRight(0b00000000000000000000000100000001, 8); // 0b00000001000000000000000000000001

License

MIT