Small math function library
smath can be installed from the official npm package repository. It is highly recommended to install the latest version.
npm i smath@latest
Example: A temperature conversion tool.
import { SMath, Polate } from 'smath';
// Define some constants to
// define the number ranges
const C_Freeze = 0,
C_Boil = 100,
F_Freeze = 32,
F_Boil = 212;
// Use the `Polate` class to
// translate the temperature in the
// C number range to a temperature
// in the F number range
const C = 20,
F_expected = 68,
F_actual = Polate.translate(C, C_Freeze, C_Boil, F_Freeze, F_Boil);
// Use the `SMath` class to
// determine whether the number
// translation is valid
const valid = SMath.approx(F_expected, F_actual);
if (!valid) {
throw 'Invalid result.';
}
Visit the official documentation to learn more!
smath is an open source software package hosted on a GitHub repository. Bug reports and feature requests can be submitted in issues. Contributions are also accepted by submitting a pull request. Please follow the code styling if submitting a pull request.
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Small math function library
The npm package smath receives a total of 117 weekly downloads. As such, smath popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that smath demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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