HubArithmetic

HubArithmetic is a library extends you with useful tools to make arithmetic operations more easily.

Features

HubArithmetic extends you with powerful methods those you can use them to make math operation more easily and efficiently, some other feature are listed bellow.

• Pure JavaScript.
• Very Lightweight, Only About 2 Kilobytes.
• Easy To Install.
• Easy To Use.
• Built Using OOP Pattern.
• High Performance in Doing Math operation.

Installation

As normal plugin

1. Clone the repo in your PC.
2. Open the repo folder.
3. Copy the dist folder into your project directory.
4. Include the hub-arithmetic.min.js file in your html file.

<script src="dist/hub-arithmetic.min.js"></script>

Notice: I assume that your html file is in the root directory.

Now, you are all set to use HubArithmetic in your project.

As NPM package

Install the package in your project.

npm install hub-arithmetic --save

Require the package.

const HubArithmetic = require("hub-arithmetic");

Now, you are all set to use HubArithmetic in your project.

Usage

To use HubArithmetic, you need an instance from the HubArithmetic constructor.

const hubArithmetic = new HubArithmetic();

Now, you can use HubArithmetic methods, following is a table of HubArithmetic methods.

Method	Params	Description
propertiesOf()	Accepts one param.	Returns an array of properties depends on the value you passed (addition, subtraction, multiplication).
improperToMixed()	Accepts one param.	Returns mixed number converted from the improper fraction that you passed.
mixedToImproper()	Accepts one param.	Returns improper fraction converted from the mixed number that you passed.
wholeNumToPercent()	Accepts two param.	Returns a percentage converted from the number that you passed.
percentToWholeNum()	Accepts two param.	Returns a number converted from the percentage that you passed.
isEvenNum()	Accepts one param.	Returns true if the passed number is even number otherwise false.
isOddNum()	Accepts one param.	Returns true if the passed number is odd number otherwise false.
factorsOf()	Accepts one param.	Returns the factors of the passed number.
isPrimeNum()	Accepts one param.	Returns true if the passed number is prime number otherwise false.
primeFactorsOf()	Accepts one param.	Returns the prime factors of the passed number
LCMOf()	Accepts two param.	Returns the least common multiple of the passed two number.
GCFOf()	Accepts two param.	Returns the great common factor of the passed two number.

Usage Example:

propertiesOf

const HubArithmetic = require("hub-arithmetic"); // you only need this statement if you are using nodejs
const hubArithmetic = new HubArithmetic();

console.log(
   `properties of the addition are ${hubArithmetic.propertiesOf("addition")}`
);

improperToMixed()

const HubArithmetic = require("hub-arithmetic"); // you only need this statement if you are using nodejs
const hubArithmetic = new HubArithmetic();

console.log(`"6 1/8" is equal to ${hubArithmetic.improperToMixed("49/8")}`);

mixedToImproper()

const HubArithmetic = require("hub-arithmetic"); // you only need this statement if you are using nodejs
const hubArithmetic = new HubArithmetic();

console.log(`"49/8" is equal to ${hubArithmetic.mixedToImproper("6 1/8")}`);

wholeNumToPercent()

const HubArithmetic = require("hub-arithmetic"); // you only need this statement if you are using nodejs
const hubArithmetic = new HubArithmetic();

console.log(`6 out of 12 is ${hubArithmetic.wholeNumToPercent(6, 12)}%`);

percentToWholeNum()

const HubArithmetic = require("hub-arithmetic"); // you only need this statement if you are using nodejs
const hubArithmetic = new HubArithmetic();

console.log(`50% of 12 is ${hubArithmetic.percentToWholeNum(50, 12)}`);

isEvenNum()

const HubArithmetic = require("hub-arithmetic"); // you only need this statement if you are using nodejs
const hubArithmetic = new HubArithmetic();

console.log(`Is 10 an even number? ${hubArithmetic.isEvenNum(10)}`);

isOddNum()

const HubArithmetic = require("hub-arithmetic"); // you only need this statement if you are using nodejs
const hubArithmetic = new HubArithmetic();

console.log(`Is 10 an odd number? ${hubArithmetic.isOddNum(10)}`);

factorsOf()

const HubArithmetic = require("hub-arithmetic"); // you only need this statement if you are using nodejs
const hubArithmetic = new HubArithmetic();

console.log(`Factors of 12 are: ${hubArithmetic.factorsOf(12)}`);

isPrimeNum()

const HubArithmetic = require("hub-arithmetic"); // you only need this statement if you are using nodejs
const hubArithmetic = new HubArithmetic();

console.log(`is 11 a prime number? ${hubArithmetic.isPrimeNum(11)}`);

primeFactorsOf()

const HubArithmetic = require("hub-arithmetic"); // you only need this statement if you are using nodejs
const hubArithmetic = new HubArithmetic();

console.log(`Prime factors of 12 are: ${hubArithmetic.primeFactorsOf(12)}`);

LCMOf()

const HubArithmetic = require("hub-arithmetic"); // you only need this statement if you are using nodejs
const hubArithmetic = new HubArithmetic();

console.log(
   `Least common multiple of 3 and 4 is: ${hubArithmetic.LCMOf(3, 4)}`
);

GCFOf()

const HubArithmetic = require("hub-arithmetic"); // you only need this statement if you are using nodejs
const hubArithmetic = new HubArithmetic();

console.log(
   `Greates common Factor of 18 and 24 is: ${hubArithmetic.GCFOf(18, 24)}`
);

Support

Thank you for using HubArithmetic, if you experienced any issue feel free to describe it here.