With this release, trailingZeros + digits take precedence over the number of decimals, even when digits > decimals.

See #2 (comment) for more details.

Thanks @devnomic 🙏

0 only decimals were incorrectly removed when trailingZeros was set to true, this is now fixed.

Thanks @devnomic for reporting it 🙏

Allows to specify the rounding method used for the decimals.

// Using 4,569.988
const n = [456988n, 2] as const;

// With 1 digit
format(n, 1) // "4,569.9" (default rounding)
format(n, {  // "4,569.8" (rounding down)
  digits: 1,
  decimalsRounding: "ROUND_DOWN"
})

// With 2 digits
format(n, 2) // "4,569.88" (default rounding)
format(n, {  // "4,569.89" (rounding up)
  digits: 2,
  decimalsRounding: "ROUND_UP"
})

This version provides an improved method for rounding the decimals.

This version adds two new utilities:

• remainder() or rem(), equivalent to the % operator.
• compare(), to be used in combination with functions similar to Array#sort().

This version removes the default export. If you were using it, it might still work as some bundlers will automatically replace convert it into import * as. If not, please move to the import * as syntax:

- import dn from 'dnum'
+ import * as dn from 'dnum'

Fix the entry point name following the upgrade of Vite.

Upgrade TypeScript to 4.9.

Add a locale option to format().

This version adds three rounding functions:

• round()
• ceil()
• floor()