27 lines
713 B
TypeScript
27 lines
713 B
TypeScript
import type { OneOp, ZeroOp, NanOp, ReOp } from '../interfaces/type.js'
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export const number_type = {
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before: ['Complex'],
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test: (n: unknown): n is number => typeof n === 'number',
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from: { string: (s: string) => +s }
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}
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declare module "../interfaces/type" {
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interface AssociatedTypes<T> {
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numbers: {
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type: number
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zero: 0
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one: 1
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nan: typeof NaN
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real: number
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}
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}
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}
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// I don't like the redundancy of repeating 'zero' and 'ZeroOp', any
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// way to eliminate that?
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export const zero: ZeroOp<number> = (a) => 0
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export const one: OneOp<number> = (a) => 1
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export const nan: NanOp<number> = (a) => NaN
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export const re: ReOp<number> = (a) => a
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