Floating point big number library using only strings as inputs and outputs
npm install biggystring
const bs = require('biggystring')
bs.add('32', '10') // => '42'
bs.sub('32', '10') // => '22'
bs.mul('32', '10') // => '320'
bs.div('32', '10') // => '3' Truncates remainder
bs.add('0xa', '10') // => '20'
bs.add('0xa', '0x20') // => '42'
bs.add('10', '0x10') // => '26'
bs.gt('32', '10') // => True
bs.lt('32', '10') // => False
bs.gte('32', '32') // => True
bs.lte('32', '10') // => False
bs.eq('32', '10') // => False
bs.eq('32', '32') // => True
bs.add('3.2', '1.3') // => '4.5'
bs.sub('3.2', '1.3') // => '1.9'
bs.mul('3.2', '1.3') // => '4.16'
// For `div`, 3rd arg is decimal precision, 4th arg is base
bs.div('10', '3.0', 5, 10) // => '3.33333'
bs.div('1.23', '3.3', 5, 10) // => '0.37272'
bs.floor('123.456', 0) => '123'
bs.floor('123.456', 1) => '120'
bs.floor('123.456', -1) => '123.4'
bs.ceil('123.456', 0) => '124'
bs.ceil('123.456', 1) => '130'
bs.ceil('123.456', -1) => '123.5'
bs.round('123.456', 0) => '123'
bs.round('125.456', 1) => '130'
bs.round('123.456', -1) => '123.5'