export {};

declare global {
  interface Number {
    /**
     * Test for near-equivalence of two numbers within some permitted epsilon
     * @param n - Some other number
     * @param e - Some permitted epsilon, by default 1e-8
                  (default: `1e-8`)
     * @returns Are the numbers almost equal?
     */
    almostEqual(n: number, e?: number): boolean;

    /**
     * Transform a number to an ordinal string representation. i.e.
     * ```
     * 1 => 1st
     * 2 => 2nd
     * 3 => 3rd
     * ```
     */
    ordinalString(): string;

    /**
     * Return a string front-padded by zeroes to reach a certain number of numeral characters
     * @param digits - The number of characters desired
     * @returns The zero-padded number
     */
    paddedString(digits: number): string;

    /**
     * Return a string prefaced by the sign of the number (+) or (-)
     * @returns The signed number as a string
     */
    signedString(): string;

    /**
     * Round a number to the nearest number which is a multiple of a given interval
     * This is a convenience function intended to humanize issues of floating point precision.
     * The interval is treated as a standard string representation to determine the amount of decimal truncation applied.
     * @param interval - The interval to round the number to the nearest multiple of
     *                   (default: `1`)
     * @param method   - The rounding method in: round, ceil, floor
     *                   (default: `"round"`)
     * @returns The rounded number
     *
     * @example Round a number to the nearest step interval
     * ```typescript
     * let n = 17.18;
     * n.toNearest(5); // 15
     * n.toNearest(10); // 20
     * n.toNearest(10, "floor"); // 10
     * n.toNearest(10, "ceil"); // 20
     * n.toNearest(0.25); // 17.25
     * ```
     */
    toNearest(interval?: number, method?: "round" | "ceil" | "floor"): number;

    /**
     * A faster numeric between check which avoids type coercion to the Number object.
     * Since this avoids coercion, if non-numbers are passed in unpredictable results will occur. Use with caution.
     * @param a         - The lower-bound
     * @param b         - The upper-bound
     * @param inclusive - Include the bounding values as a true result?
     * @returns Is the number between the two bounds?
     */
    between(a: number, b: number, inclusive?: boolean): boolean;
  }

  interface NumberConstructor {
    /**
     * @see {@link NumberInstance.between | `Number#between`}
     */
    between(num: number, a: number, b: number, inclusive?: boolean): boolean;

    /**
     * Test whether a value is numeric.
     * This is the highest performing algorithm currently available, per https://jsperf.com/isnan-vs-typeof/5
     * @param n - A value to test
     * @returns Is it a number?
     */
    isNumeric(n: unknown): boolean;

    /**
     * Attempt to create a number from a user-provided string.
     * @param n - The value to convert; typically a string, but may already be a number.
     * @returns The number that the string represents, or NaN if no number could be determined.
     */
    fromString(str: string | number): Number;
  }
}