console.log(numeral('0.000000001').format('0.000000000')); // NaN
console.log(numeral('0.000000011').format('0.000000000')); // NaN
console.log(numeral('0.000000111').format('0.000000000')); // NaN
console.log(numeral('0.000001111').format('0.000000000')); // 0.000001111
console.log(numeral('0.00000001').format('0.00000000')); // NaN
console.log(numeral('0.00000011').format('0.00000000')); // NaN
console.log(numeral('0.00000111').format('0.00000000')); // 0.00000111
console.log(numeral('0.0000001').format('0.0000000')); // NaN
console.log(numeral('0.0000011').format('0.0000000')); // 0.0000011
console.log(numeral('0.0000111').format('0.0000000')); // 0.0000111
It seems any value less than 1e-6 is considered NaN, but higher values with more precision work?
It seems any value less than 1e-6 is considered NaN, but higher values with more precision work?