All projects matching “and integers”

Generate a random string of a given length from a named charset (alphanumeric, alpha, lower, upper, numeric, hex, base58) or a custom alphabet. Unbiased character selection.

Convert between integers (1–3999) and Roman numerals in either direction — a digit string is encoded to Roman, a Roman numeral is decoded to an integer. Non-canonical numerals (IIII, IC) are rejected.

Arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic (add, subtract, multiply, power) beyond IEEE-754 float precision, using native BigInt. Operands are passed as digit strings so precision is never lost in transit. For power, the combined magnitude (base digit count x exponent) is capped at 50000 to bound response size, in addition to the per-operand digit cap and exponent cap.

Verifiable RNG — cryptographically-random integer(s) signed by the treasury key. Drop-in VRF for game studios. $0.001 USDC.

Generate 1 to 1000 uniformly distributed random integers between min and max, inclusive. Both bounds are required; min must not exceed max. Repeated values are possible. Uses the server OS CSPRNG. Returns consumed bytes for reproducible calculation, not proof of their origin. Price: 0.007 USDC per request, including the bounded batch.

Shift a non-negative integer left or right by `amount` bits. A right shift is logical (fills with zeros). A left shift grows freely unless a `width` is given, in which case the result is masked to that width and the input must fit it. Returns decimal, hex and binary.

Split an amount into parts using integer minor-unit math so the shares always sum back to the exact original — no rounding drift. Pass parts for an even split, or ratios for a weighted one (e.g. [1,1,1] splits $100 into 33.34/33.33/33.33). The leftover minor units go to the largest fractional remainders.

Prime-factorize a positive integer (≤ 10^15 so the computation is always fast). Returns the prime factors with exponents, the divisor count, and whether n is prime.

CRC-16 over the input payload in one of several standard variants (ccitt-false, xmodem, modbus, ibm; default ccitt-false). Returns the checksum as an unsigned integer and 4-digit hex. Non-cryptographic.

Base native-USDC receipt evidence: recipient/amount verdict, transfers, confirmations, separate fees, provenance and limitations. Integer quantities are exact decimal strings.