Fraction.js | Fraction is a rational numbers library written in JavaScript | Math library
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Fraction is a rational numbers library written in JavaScript
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Hello guys i made a todo application that takes the inputs of the user and makes them todos, and i also added a filtering box but it doesn't seem to work for some reason (it used to work before splitting up the code into function calls and basic code so im gonna let the whole code down here and i hope you understand the code. edit: the filtering returns todos that includes the text in the filtering input box.
The functions call part:
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Answered 2019-Sep-25 at 21:04Change
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I would like to convert decimal of numbers to the nearest fraction with one number! For example, "8.75" should be "8 3/4", "1.875" should be "1 7/8" but "8,565217..." shouldn't display "8 13/23" but an error. There is a similar feature in Excel explained here
I also would like to avoid using third lib like fraction.js, and prefer using native JS/TS or Lodash! Does someone have an idea? =)
Thank you for your help!
EDIT: There is a part of the code i tried but doesn't work as expected cs 8.75 send me 35/4 and no 8 3/4...
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Answered 2019-Apr-03 at 14:14Well, I'm not really sure if this is exactly what you want, but it should hopefully give you some ideas on how to proceed:
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I'm working on an old Angularjs app, and I need to be able to convert numbers in decimal format to fractions of the nearest 1/16. I've been searching for a few hours, and the one option I've found that seems to be the best is Fraction.js. However, when following examples such as here, I get improper fractions. For example:
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Answered 2018-Sep-30 at 05:17To get the proper fractions, I just had to pass the true
argument to toFraction()
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