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A minimal seeded random number generator that generates numbers between -1
and 1
. Adapted from the more full-featured seedrandom (and using xorshift), though chances are this is all you need.
Pronounced "grrrngg".
npm i gnrgn
or
yarn add gnrng
Call rng
with a string as the generator's seed and receive a new function in return. Call this function to produce a random number between -1
and 1
. Calling rng
again with the same seed will produce the same random numbers.
import { rng } from "gnrng"
const getRandom1 = rng("abc")
const a = getRandom1() // Random number between -1 and 1
const b = getRandom1() // Random number between -1 and 1
const getRandom2 = rng("abc") // same seed
getRandom2() === a // true
getRandom2() === b // true
const getRandom3 = rng("xyz") // different seed
getRandom3() === a // false
getRandom3() === b // false
FAQs
A minimal seeded random number generator.
The npm package gnrng receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, gnrng popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gnrng demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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