🔢Uint Ranges

export interface UintRange<T extends NumberType> {
  start: T;
  end: T;
}

Overview

The UintRange type is a fundamental component in BitBadges, representing an inclusive range of numbers from a start value to an end value. This type enables powerful range-based operations and is primarily used for badge IDs and time ranges.

Usage

Badge IDs

When transferring badges, specify an array of UintRange<number> to indicate which badge IDs to transfer.

Example:

const badgeIdsToTransfer: UintRange<number>[] = [
  { start: 1, end: 10 },
  { start: 20, end: 50 }
];

Time Ranges

UintRange is also used for time-based operations, such as transferTimes. In this context, the values represent UNIX milliseconds since the epoch.

Example:

const transferTimes: UintRange<string>[] = [
  { start: "1630000000000", end: "1640000000000" }
];
// This represents a transfer time range from 2021-08-26 to 2021-12-20

Restrictions

Unless otherwise specified, we only allow numbers in the ranges to be from 1 to Go Max UInt64

• Valid ranges: 1 to 18446744073709551615 (Go's math.MaxUint64)

• Zero and values greater than the maximum are not allowed

Special Cases

Full Range

To represent a complete range, use:

const fullRange: UintRange<string> = {
  start: "1",
  end: "18446744073709551615"
};

Range Inversion

Inverting a range results in all values from 1 to 18446744073709551615 that are not in the current range.