Interface FloatConstraints

Upper bound for the generated 32-bit floats (included)

Default Value

Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY, 3.4028234663852886e+38 when noDefaultInfinity is true
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Remarks

Since 2.8.0

Should the upper bound (aka max) be excluded? Note: Excluding max=Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY would result into having max set to 3.4028234663852886e+38.

Default Value

false
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Remarks

Since 3.12.0

Lower bound for the generated 32-bit floats (included)

Default Value

Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY, -3.4028234663852886e+38 when noDefaultInfinity is true
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Remarks

Since 2.8.0

Should the lower bound (aka min) be excluded? Note: Excluding min=Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY would result into having min set to -3.4028234663852886e+38.

Default Value

false
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Remarks

Since 3.12.0

By default, lower and upper bounds are -infinity and +infinity. By setting noDefaultInfinity to true, you move those defaults to minimal and maximal finite values.

Default Value

false
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Remarks

Since 2.8.0

When set to true, Number.isInteger(value) will be false for any generated value. Note: -infinity and +infinity, or NaN can stil be generated except if you rejected them via another constraint.

Default Value

false
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Remarks

Since 3.18.0

When set to true, no more Number.NaN can be generated.

Default Value

false
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Remarks

Since 2.8.0