linecheck

a mathemaical single-dimension data checker written in rust

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about

what it this about?

• i needed a library that abstracted a few frequent checks that i do, but having a lot of these checks together might benefit somoene else down the road so i figured "why not publish it for everyone to criticize and mock while i'm at it"

who is this for?

• me, honestly.
• anyone who likes the tools i have wrapped up in a litle bow with this project.

what stuff can i do with it right now?

you can currently do the following:

• check if the length of an iterator is a perfect square da5d64a
• check if the value of an integer is a perfect square da5d64a
• check if the value of an integer is a perfect cube
• check if the length of an iterator is a perfect cube

what stuff is planned for later?

• set checks, which will be really useful for sudoku or other puzzle applicaitons

where'd you get the audacity to make this?

i got the idea to make a 3d sudoku-like puzzle in rust from my girlfriend (which is going to now cost me all of my hair i fear) i realized a lot of the checks were for single-row data so i needed a more maintainable way to do checks over iterators and stuff.

• references:
  • geeksforgeeks article for the int & linear square checks