Why randn?

• Clean and focused
• CLI included
• Actively maintained
• Fast and reliable
• Easy to get numbers

Install

$ npm install randn

Usage

const randn = require('randn');

console.log(randn());
//=> 315764787997033782716506419531

console.log(randn(5));
//=> 86773

API

rand()

Return a number with default value of 30

Return Type: string

rand(number)

Return an string with custom number

Return Type: string

CLI

Examples
    $ randn
    315764787997033782716506419531

    $ randn --number 5
    86773

    $ randn -n 23
    46379458263283978267360

    Options
     -n, --number  Generate a number with certain length