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math.js
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A simple math library written in Javascript
// load the module
var math = require('math.js');
// ask for a number's ceil
math.ceil(13);
// Get a number's ceil
math.ceil(13); // returns 13
math.ceil(13.4); // returns 14
// Get a number's ceil on the 2nd decimal digit
math.dCeil(14.14, 2); // returns 14.14
math.dCeil(14.143, 2); // returns 14.15
// Get a number's round on the 2nd decimal digit
math.dRound(14.14, 2); // returns 14.14
math.dRound(14.143, 2); // returns 14.14
// Get a number's floor on the 2nd decimal digit
math.dFloor(14.14, 2); // returns 14.14
math.dFloor(14.143, 2); // returns 14.14
// Get a number's trunc on the 2nd decimal digit
math.dTrunc(14.14, 2); // returns 14.14
math.dTrunc(14.143, 2); // returns 14.14
To execute the library's tests, first install the project dependencies:
$ npm install
Then, run the tests
$ npm test
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A simple math library written in Javascript.
The npm package math.js receives a total of 295 weekly downloads. As such, math.js popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that math.js 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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