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Getting Started
Small math? Simple math? Or supplemental math? Canonically, "SMath" is pronounced "smath" and stands for "small math (library.)" Similar to JavaScript's builtin Math object, SMath exports one global object with several math-related helper functions. There is no need to instantiate the class, just call functions directly. See the examples below to get started using SMath!
Executables
SMath is also packaged with an executabe that can be run directly through npx in the terminal - even outside of a NodeJS project! In fact, open your terminal now, and type the following to show a list of valid npx smath commands!
npx smath
Commands are all structured like this.
npx smath [cmd] [args]
This example command returns the value 0.4.
npx smath normalize 4 0 10
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Small math function library
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.
Package last updated on 06 Dec 2024
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