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MRNG (Mathematical Random Number Generator) MRNG is a Node.js module that provides a mathematical approach to generating random numbers
MRNG is a Node.js module that provides a mathematical approach to generating random numbers. Unlike traditional random number generators that rely on external factors such as system entropy or external libraries, MRNG uses advanced mathematical calculations to produce random numbers within a specified range.
Enhanced Randomness: Utilizes multiple methods for generating random numbers, including bitwise operations, cryptographic functions, and the random-js library.
Cryptographic Randomness: Incorporates cryptographic randomness using the randombytes module to ensure a high level of unpredictability.
Ease of Use: Provides a simple API for generating random numbers, allowing developers to easily integrate randomness into their applications.
Customizable: Offers flexibility with customizable options for fine-tuning randomness generation according to specific requirements. Usage:
You can install MRNG via npm
:
npm install mrng
const mrng = require('mrng');
// Generate a random number
const randomNumber = mrng();
console.log(randomNumber); // Output will be a random number
MRNG offers three main methods for generating random numbers:
The MIT License (MIT).
See the LICENSE file in this project for more details.
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MRNG (Mathematical Random Number Generator) MRNG is a Node.js module that provides a mathematical approach to generating random numbers
The npm package mrng receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, mrng popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mrng 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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