number-extrarandom-cli
Advanced tools
random number cli for every one
$ npm install randn
const randn = require('randn');
console.log(randn());
//=> 315764787997033782716506419531
console.log(randn(5));
//=> 86773
rand()
Return a number with default value of 30
Return Type: string
rand(number)
Return an string with custom number
Return Type: string
Examples
$ randn
315764787997033782716506419531
$ randn --number 5
86773
$ randn -n 23
46379458263283978267360
Options
-n, --number Generate a number with certain length
FAQs
extra random number
We found that number-extrarandom-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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