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Luckyy

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A small utility library to expand on the random method of the default JavaScript Math object.

You can install it in your project file and use it as a dependency.

npm install luckyy

You can import it in your prpject using CommonJs Modules.

This mini utility contains two sections. One for whole numbers and the other for Decimals.

// Destructuring the main object.

const { randReal, randDec } = require("luckyy");

// randReal for whole numbers
// randDec for decimal numbers

Method	Use	Parameters
`rand()`	Return a single whole random number	limit (optional) - The highest random number you can generate. Default is 10
`randArray()`	Return an array of whole random numbers	limit (optional) - The highest random in the array. Default - 10 arrLen (optional) - The length of the array. Default - 10
`randArrayRange()`	Return an array of a range of whole numbers	start (required) - The lowest random number in the array limit (required when less than start) - The highest random number in the array. Default - 10 arrLen (optional) - The length of the array. Default - 10

Method	Use	Parameters
`rand()`	Return a single whole random number	dp (optional) - Number of decimal places. Default - 3 limit (optional) - The highest random number you can generate. Default is 10
`randArray()`	Return an array of whole random numbers	arrLen (optional) - The length of the array. Default - 10 dp (optional) - Number of decimal places. Default - 3 limit (optional) - The highest random in the array. Default - 10
`randArrayRange()`	Return an array of a range of whole numbers	start (required) - The lowest random number in the array limit (required when less than start) - The highest random number in the array. Default - 10 arrLen (optional) - The length of the array. Default - 10 dp (optional) - Number of decimal places. Default - 3