RandomNumber
Generate a random number easily with this package.
Getting Started
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
Prerequisites
Here is one thing you need to install this package.
Node.js
Installing
Want to use this package? Run the command line below to install this.
npm i @vinnieascripter/randomnum --save
And now it is installed!
Tests
Here is tests of this package.
var rn = require('@vinnieascripter/randomnum');
var options = {
min: -1000
, max: 1000
, integer: true
}
rn(options) // example outputs → -187, 636
var rn = require('@vinnieascripter/randomnum');
var rn = require('');
var gen = rn.generator({
min: -1000
, max: 1000
, integer: true
})
gen() // example outputs → -350
var rn = require('@vinnieascripter/randomnum');
var rn = require('');
var gen = rn.generator({
min: -1000
, max: 1000
, integer: true
})
gen(500) // example outputs → 735
gen(500, null, false) // example outputs → 828.6001032683998
var rn = require('@vinnieascripter/randomnum');
var rn = require('');
var options = {
min: 9874316514 // example input
}
rn(options) // example output → 9874316514.958157
var rn = require('@vinnieascripter/randomnum');
var rn = require('');
var options = {
max: -9874316514 // example input , yes negative values do work
}
rn(options) // example output → -9874316514.075052
var rn = require('@vinnieascripter/randomnum');
var options = {
integer: true
}
// this is basically a true/false random generator, with 50% chance to return true
rn(options) // example output → 1
var rn = require('@vinnieascripter/randomnum');
var options = {
// example input , yes negative values do work
min: -10
, max: -1
}
rn(options) // example output → -2.47377512534149
// completely pointless, but whatever
var rn = require('@vinnieascripter/randomnum');
var options = {
min: 1000
, integer: true
}
rn(options) // example output → 1001
options = {
max: 1000
, integer: true
}
rn(options) // example output → 999
Usuage
Here is a test of the usuage you could use with this package in your code.
var rn = require('@vinnieascripter/randomnum');
rn();
That logs a random number from 1 - 100.
Deployment
Deploy how ever you want.
Built With
- NpmJS - Published on
Authors
- Vinnie X - Coder - VinnieAScripter