yetnt / ump

These utils are useless

Useless Math Package

I mean.. Do you really need this soon to be multi mathemetically functioning package? (if that even makes sense)

Installation

npm i @yetnt/ump
sudo npm install @yetnt/ump
yarn add @yetnt/ump

It's suggested you don't install from github itself as I'm consistently commiting to the project you'll need to update everyday and because some code breaks because i'm editing it so just get it from npm 👍

const Ump = require("@yetnt/ump");
Ump.primeFactorize();

or

const { primeFactorize } = require("@yetnt/ump");
primeFactorize();

Features

primeFactorize

Prime Factorization

Parameters

• num: The number to be factorized

const { primeFactorize } = require("@yetnt/ump");

primeFactorize(50); // [2, 5, 5]
primeFactorize(5000); // [2, 2, 2, 5, 5, 5, 5]
primeFactorize(93928893); // [3, 17, 103, 17881]
primeFactorize(3); // [3]

Ratio(s)

dinRatio

Divide x in the ratio of y:z

Parameters

• x: Dividend
• y: The ratio value for y
• z: The ratio value for z
• round(optional): Round off to 2 decimal places

const { dinRatio } = require("@yetnt/ump");

dinRatio(500, 3, 2); // [300, 200]
dinRatio(456.93, 12, 5); // [ 322.5388235294118, 134.39117647058825 ]
dinRatio(456.93, 12, 5, true); // ['322.54', '134.39']

propRatio

Direct Proportion (equivalent ratios) Calculates the proportional value of x, y, and z in a ratio.

Parameters

• x: The x value in the ratio
• y: The y value in the ratio
• z: The z value in the ratio
• which(optional): Switch unknown value and z

const { propRatio } = require("@yetnt/ump");

propRatio(2, 4, 6, true); // 12
/* 
x : y
z : ?

in this case:
2 : 4
6 : ?
*/

propRatio(2, 6, 12); // 4
/*
x : y
? : z

in this case
2 : 6
? : 12
*/

Conversion

Parameters

The parameters stay the same for every function.

• n: The value to be converted
• from: Current area unit -to: Area unit to convert to.

Each function comes with it's own enums for the area unit strings.

Distance

const { Convert, Distance } = require("@yetnt/ump");

Convert.distance(12, Distance.Millimeter, Distance.Centimeter); // 1.2
Convert.distance(1, Distance.Inch, Distance.Centimeter); // 2.54
Convert.distance(98, Distance.NauticalMile, Distance.Nanometer); // 1852000000000

Area

const { Convert, Area } = require("@yetnt/ump");

Convert.area(34, Area.SquareCentimetre, Area.SquareInch); // 5.27001054002108
Convert.area(34, "cm2", "inch2"); // 5.27001054002108
Convert.area(490, Area.Hectare, Area.SquareFoot); // 52743183.75079384

Volume

const { Convert, Volume } = require("@yetnt/ump");

Convert.volume(34, Volume.CubicCentimeter, Volume.CubicInch); // 2.0748027411805627
Convert.volume(34, "cm3", "inch3"); // 2.0748027411805627
Convert.volume(490, Volume.Quart, Volume.Liter); // 463.71297

Temperature

const { Convert } = require("@yetnt/ump");

Convert.temp(1, "K", "C"); // 1 Kelvin to Celsius = -272.15
Convert.temp(1, "Fahrenheit", "kelvin"); // 1 Fahrenheit to kelvin = 255.92777777777775
Convert.temp(1, "c", "f"); // 1 Celsius to Fahrenheit = 33.8

Data

const { Convert, Data } = require("@yetnt/ump");

Convert.data(15, Data.Kibibyte, Data.Tebibyte); // 1.396983862272e-8
Convert.data(20, Data.Gigabyte, Data.Kilobyte); // 20000000
Convert.data(1, Data.Terabyte, Data.Bit); //8000000000000

Pattterns

The functions stay mostly the same for all the pattern stuff, just with different parameters depending on the pattern.

Linear Patterns

findNthTerm

• num1: The first number in the sequence
• num2: The second number in the sequence
• num3: The third number in the sequence
• returnSimplified(optional): Return the simplified formula of Tn = dn+c rather than Tn = a + (n - 1) * d

findTerm

Find the a term in the sequence.

• n: The term position in the sequence
• d: The difference
• a: First number in sequence. The formula for this is Tn = a + (n - 1) * d. If you prefer to use Tn = dn+c, then a is c

const { LinearPattern } = require("@yetnt/ump");

let nthTerm = LinearPattern.findNthTerm(10, 20, 30);
console.log(nthTerm); // { a: 10, d: 10, formula: '10 + (n - 1) * 10' }
LinearPattern.findTerm(90, nthTerm.d, nthTerm.a);

// USING SIMPLIFIED FORMULA

let nthTerm = LinearPattern.findNthTerm(10, 20, 30, true);
console.log(nthTerm); // { c: 10, d: 10, formula: '10 + (n - 1) * 10' }
LinearPattern.findTerm(90, nthTerm.d, nthTerm.c);

findTerms

Returns an array of the pattern starting at term n and ending at term nn

• n: The term to start at
• nn: The term to end at
• d: The difference
• a: First number in sequence. The formula for this is Tn = a + (n - 1) * d. If you prefer to use Tn = dn+c, then a is c

const { LinearPattern } = require("@yetnt/umo");

const a = LinearPattern.findTerms(1, 10, 1, 1);
console.log(a); // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]

Geometric Patterns

findNthTerm

• num1: The first number in the sequence
• num2: The second number in the sequence
• num3: The third number in the sequence

findTerm

Find a term in the sequence

• n: The term number
• a: The first term
• r: The constant ratio

const { GeometricPattern } = require("@yetnt/ump");

let nthTerm = GeometricPattern.findNthTerm(2, 4, 8);
console.log(nthTerm); // { a: 2, r: 2, formula: '2 * 2^(n - 1)' }

GeometricPattern.findTerm(20, nthTerm.a, nthTerm.r); // 1048576

findTerms

Returns an array of the pattern starting at term n and ending at term nn

• n: The term to start at
• nn: The term to end at
• a: The first term
• r: Constant Ratio

const { GeometricPattern } = require("@yetnt/ump");

const a = GeometricPattern.findTerms(1, 10, 1, 2);
console.log(a); // [1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512]

Quadratic Patterns

findNthTerm

• num1: The first number in the sequence
• num2: The second number in the sequence
• num3: The third number in the sequence

findTerm

Find a term in the sequence

• n: The term number
• a: Quadratic coefficient (an² + bn + c)
• b: Linear coefficient (an² + bn + c)
• c: Constant term / y-intercept (an² + bn + c)

const { QuadraticPattern } = require("@yetnt/ump");

let nthTerm = QuadraticPattern.findNthTerm(139, 184, 235);
console.log(nthTerm); // { a: 3, b: 36, c: 100, formula: '(3n^2) + (36n) + 100' }

QuadraticPattern.findTerm(20, nthTerm.a, nthTerm.b, nthTerm.c); // 2020

findTerms

Returns an array of the pattern starting at term n and ending at term nn

• n: The term to start at
• nn: The term to end at
• a: Quadratic coefficient (an² + bn + c)
• b: Linear coefficient (an² + bn + c)
• c: Constant term / y-intercept (an² + bn + c)

const { QuadraticPattern } = require("@yetnt/ump");

const a = QuadraticPattern.findTerms(1, 10, 1, 2, 7);
console.log(a); // [10, 15, 22, 31, 42, 55, 70, 87, 106, 127]

gcd

Greatest Common Divisor (Highest Common Factor)

Parameters

• a: 1dt number
• b: 2nd number

const { gcd } = require("@yetnt/ump");

gcd(56, 24); // 8

Statistics

Parameters

These all take in an array of numbers.

• arr: Array of numbers.

Mean

Average

const { Stats } = require("@yetnt/ump");

Stats.mean([1, 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 3, 5, 5, 1]); // 3.9

Median

Middle number

const { Stats } = require("@yetnt/ump");

Stats.median([1, 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 3, 5, 5, 1]); //2.5

Mode

Number that occurs the most

const { Stats } = require("@yetnt/ump");

Stats.mode([1, 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 3, 5, 5, 1]); // [ 1 ]

Range

Max - Min

const { Stats } = require("@yetnt/ump");

Stats.range([1, 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 3, 5, 5, 1]); // 7

Sum

Sum of all the numbers.

const { Stats } = require("@yetnt/ump");

Stats.sum([1, 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 3, 5, 5, 1]); // 39

Releases

Github
Latest

Links

• Github
• NPM

Contributors

Main/Owner/Creator of package

• YetNT
  • Discord
  • Github
  • NPM

others

• 202291
  • Improved PrimeFactorize, by removing feature that does not work.
  • Removed Imperal V Metric terms in favour of Enums

ump's Issues

error in README.md

in readme the code is suppsoed to me

const Ump = require('@yetnt/ump');

but it's

const Ump = require'(@yetnt/ump`)