utils-number v1.0.29

utils-number

Utilities for working with numbers and text on Node.js.

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Table of Contents

• Features
• Installing
• Example
• Resources
• License

Features

• Make numbers readable.
• Get a random number in the selected range.
• Receive a random message from your list.
• Get the exact date and time.
• Use emoticons for success and failure.
• Converting time to milliseconds.
• Calculate interest gain.
• Place spaces after each letter in text.

Installing

Using npm:

$ npm install utils-number

Example

To connect the library utils-number, enter the following text:

const utils = require('utils-number');

Executing sp&rn request

const utils = require('utils-number');

var number = 1000; //Choose a number

console.log(utils.sp(number, "."));
console.log(utils.rn(number));

Executing a random&pick request

const utils = require('utils-number');

var number = utils.random(1, 1000); //Set the number generation range
var word = utils.pick(['Apple', 'Node.JS', 'Table']); //We make a list of phrases.

console.log(number);
console.log(word);

NOTE. Specifying a range is optional, you can simply enter the maximum number in the argument.

Executing a date&time request

const utils = require('utils-number');

var date = utils.date(); //Date display
var time = utils.time(); //Time display

console.log(date);
console.log(time);

Executing a smile request

const utils = require('utils-number');

var success = utils.smile('sucs'); //Display success emoticon
var failure = utils.smile('fail'); //Show failure emoticon

console.log(success);
console.log(failure);

Executing a inmls request

const utils = require('utils-number');

var number = 100; //Choose a number

var sec = utils.inmls(number, 's'); //seconds
var min = utils.inmls(number, 'm'); //minute
var hour = utils.inmls(number, 'h'); //hours
var day = utils.inmls(number, 'd'); //days

console.log(day, hour, min, sec);

NOTE. d - day; h - hour; m - minute; s - secunde.

Executing a growth request

const utils = require('utils-number');

var number1 = Number(x);
var number2 = Number(y);

var res = utils.growth(number1, number2);

console.log(res);

NOTE. x - outgoing value; y - final value.

Executing a spacetext request

const utils = require("utils-number");

var text = `Test`;

var res = utils.spacetext(text);

console.log(res);

Resources

• website
• github

License

MIT