Handle scientific notation numbers #444
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added unit tests to prove it does the work chore: added vscode config that won't break anything in this project
chore: do not include dev files in npm package
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added unit tests to prove it does the work
chore: added vscode config that won't break anything in this project
The reason I did this change is that before when I was formatting small numbers I was seeing huge numbers instead. Take a look:
would render
5 000 000.000for some strange reason. Apparently numbers given in a scientific notation are handled very poorly.I've added a simple support for scientific notation to the NumberFormat component and now it looks much better.
BTW - I've added very simple VSCode config so that it won't prettify whole files on save.