All the notations that are included in the current version of Antimatter Dimensions, and the upcoming Reality Update.
See them in action here.
The simplest way to use this package is to include these scripts in your HTML page:
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/break_infinity.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@antimatter-dimensions/notations"></script>
You can also grab specific versions here:
npm install @antimatter-dimensions/notations
There is no default export. The correct way to import notations is:
import * as ADNotations from "@antimatter-dimensions/notations";
All the notations are included inside ADNotations
object:
const scientific = new ADNotations.ScientificNotation();
The main method that notations provide is format(value, places, placesUnder1000)
value
can be Decimal
, number
or string
which you want to formatplaces
is used to format mantissa when number is greater than 1000placesUnder1000
is used to format the number when it is lesser than 1000const scientific = new ADNotations.ScientificNotation();
// Outputs "1000.00"
console.log(scientific.format(1000, 2, 2));
// Outputs "1.00e100"
console.log(scientific.format("1e100", 2, 0));
// Outputs "1e100"
console.log(scientific.format(new Decimal(1e100), 0, 0));
You can configure some formatting aspects via ADNotations.Settings
object:
const scientific = new ADNotations.ScientificNotation();
// Outputs "1e100,000"
console.log(scientific.format("1e100000", 2, 2));
// Outputs "1e100000"
ADNotations.Settings.exponentCommas.show = false;
console.log(scientific.format("1e100000", 2, 2));
// Outputs "Infinite"
ADNotations.Settings.isInfinite = decimal => decimal.gte(1e100);
console.log(scientific.format(1e101, 2, 2));
Configuration settings:
Settings.isInfinite
- function that determines if a Decimal
value is infinite
(default is decimal => decimal.gte(Decimal.MAX_VALUE)
)Settings.exponentCommas.show
- show commas in formatted output
(default is true) Settings.exponentCommas.min
- lower bound for exponent to be formatted with
commas (default is 100000)Settings.exponentCommas.max
- upper bound for exponent to be formatted with
commas (default is 1000000000)Creating your own notations is very simple! Just extend base class Notation
and implement the required methods get name()
and formatDecimal
:
class SimpleNotation extends ADNotations.Notation {
get name() {
return "Simple";
}
formatDecimal(value, places) {
return `Mantissa: ${value.mantissa.toFixed(places)}, Exponent: ${value.exponent}`;
}
}
You can also extend existing notations (like EmojiNotation
does) and override
other methods, but this is a more advanced case which you can figure out by
looking at the source code of existing notations.
To use community notations, download community pack from the
releases page.
The community pack can be used separately from the base pack. To access
community notations from your code, use ADCommunityNotations
instead of
ADNotations
. Apart from that, the usage pattern is the same as with
the base pack
If you want your notation to be publicly available via this library, you should
start by adding your notation to a src/community
folder and making a pull
request with it.
After your PR is merged (which means that one of the maintainers decided that it is good enough), you can reach out to AD devs about adding it to a base game. There is no guarantee that it will be added, but all well-made notations will be available as a community pack.
First, clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/antimatter-dimensions/notations.git
cd notations
Then install npm dependencies
npm install
And then run build command which will build all packs to the dist directory and
to the docs
directory.
npm run build
To build the AD pack or community pack separately, use build:ad
or build:community
command.
Special thanks to the authors of notations:
Thanks to the authors of community notations:
Additional thanks to Omsi for the scaffolding of docs page.