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seedable-random
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var random = require('seedable-random');
random.seed(123);
console.log(random());
Math.random
replacementMath.random = require('seedable-random');
Math.random.seed(12345);
Works as a drop-in for Math.random
Relatively fast (about 2.5 times slower than Math.random
on my machine)
Seeds itself from the clock by default
Tries to be pretty random
Well tested (TODO come up with some PRNG torture tests)
Possibility to switch the generator (linear-feedback shift register, Mersenne twister, digits of Math.sin(), etc. based on your needs)
Current implementation just calls Math.sin() with the seed. It's likely that it's not quite that random (for example, the distribution could be biased towards numbers near 1.0). Some more tests are needed.
FAQs
Seedable Math.random compatible pseudorandom number generator
The npm package seedable-random receives a total of 13,773 weekly downloads. As such, seedable-random popularity was classified as popular.
We found that seedable-random 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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