Pad numbers with zeros. Automatically pad the number of digits based on the length of the array, or explicitly pass in the number of digits to use.
npm i digits --save
npm test
var digits = require('digits');
Left pad the given value with the specified number of zeros or alternate character.
value {String}number {String}returns {String} characterdigits('abc', 10);
//=> '0000000000abc'
digits('abc', 10, '~');
//=> '~~~~~~~~~~abc'
Pad left pad each value in the given array to align with the longest item/number in the array. Zeros are used by default, but a custom character can be passed as the second argument.
arr {Number}: The array of values to pad.len {Number}: Amount to pad the number.returns {String}: Padded numberExample
digits.each([1, 100, 1000])
//=> ['0001', '0100', '1000']
digits.each([a, bb, ccc], ' ')
//=> [' a', ' bb', 'ccc']
Pull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue
Jon Schlinkert
Copyright (c) 2014 Jon Schlinkert
Released under the MIT license
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