Parse a number from a string, defaulting to 0 (or any desired default)
npm install to-int> Parse a number from a string, defaulting to 0 (or any desired default), as well as the ability to pass a custom radix.
> Also exposes a toFloat method which calls parseFloat instead of parseInt.
> These methods are useful when you wish to convert a string to a number, but default to some value (which is often zero, but can be anything).
``
$ npm install --save to-int
`js
var toInt = require('to-int');
toInt('10px');
//=> 10
toInt.toFloat('0.5em');
//=> 0.5
`
#### input
Required
Type: string|number
The value you wish to parse for the number
#### radix
Type: number
Default:
The radix you wish to pass to parse with.
#### defaultValue
Type: number
Default:
If a number can't be parsed, this is what will be returned.
#### input
Required
Type: string|number
The value you wish to parse for the number
#### defaultValue
Type: number
Default:
If a number can't be parsed, this is what will be returned.
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