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Installation Guide

You can install eMath.js via npm or include it in your HTML file via a CDN.

Note: For advanced usage, using npm and typescript is recommended.

npm install emath.js

The package has no default exports. Use as the following:

import { Boost, Currency } from "emath.js";
import { Game } from "emath.js/game";

Warning (experimental): If you are using typescript with webpack, you could import from "emath.js/ts", "emath.js/ts/game", or "emath.js/ts/presets" and compile from source instead.

Include using CDN​

Include the following script in your HTML file. It will set the global variable eMath to the window object.

Note: There is no development build for CDN, as it is used for nodejs. Replace @latest with the version you want to use. (e.g. @8.3.0), or use @latest for the latest version.

emath.js​

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/emath.js@latest/dist/main/eMath.min.js"></script>

emath.js/game​

Also includes "emath.js" so you only need to include this script.

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/emath.js@latest/dist/game/eMath.game.min.js"></script>

emath.js/presets​

Sets the global variable eMathPresets to the window object.

Note: This does not include either "emath.js" or "emath.js/game".

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/emath.js@latest/dist/presets/eMath.presets.min.js"></script>

After you install, check out the usage docs