num
v0.4.3 GrowingA collection of numeric types and traits for Rust, including bigint, complex, rational, range iterators, generic integers, and more!
Quick Verdict
- ✕Not updated for 1+ year
- !Pre-1.0: API may have breaking changes
- ✓Massive adoption (22.0K crates depend on it)
- ✓Permissive license (MIT OR Apache-2.0)
- !60% of releases were yanked
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Deep Insights
13.8M downloads in the last 30 days (461.4K/day), up 23% from the previous period.
22.0K crates depend on num — it's part of the Rust ecosystem's core infrastructure. Removing it from your dependency tree would be extremely difficult.
num has only 1 owner despite 22.0K dependents. This is a bus-factor concern — consider the implications for long-term support.
Despite being 11+ years old, num hasn't reached 1.0 yet. Expect potential API changes between versions.
At 9KB, num is lightweight. Small crate size correlates with focused, well-scoped functionality.
60% of releases have been yanked. Check version history before pinning.
Notable dependents include num-derive, fraction, bollard, async-nats, htmlescape. When high-quality crates choose num, it's a strong quality signal.
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default =["std"]
