Class Int32

constructor

• new Int32(value): Int32

• Create an Int32 type

  Parameters

  • value: string | number

    the number we want to represent as an int32.

  Returns Int32

value

_bsontype

• get _bsontype(): "Int32"

• Returns "Int32"

inspect

• inspect(depth?, options?, inspect?): string

• Prints a human-readable string of BSON value information If invoked manually without node.js.inspect function, this will default to a modified JSON.stringify

  Parameters

  • Optional depth: number

  • Optional options: unknown

  • Optional inspect: InspectFn

  Returns string

toJSON

• toJSON(): number

• Returns number

toString

• toString(radix?): string

• Parameters

  • Optional radix: number

  Returns string

valueOf

• valueOf(): number

• Access the number value.

  Returns number

  returns the wrapped int32 number.

Static fromString

• fromString(value): Int32

• Attempt to create an Int32 type from string.

  This method will throw a BSONError on any string input that is not representable as an Int32. Notably, this method will also throw on the following string formats:

  • Strings in non-decimal formats (exponent notation, binary, hex, or octal digits)
  • Strings non-numeric and non-leading sign characters (ex: '2.0', '24,000')
  • Strings with leading and/or trailing whitespace

  Strings with leading zeros, however, are allowed.

  Parameters

  • value: string

    the string we want to represent as an int32.

  Returns Int32