hmm, did a naive quick speed test. Man, this lib is extremely expensive... 500 times slower than doing the same comparison in vanilla JS const num= 74; ( (

hmm, did a naive quick speed test. Man, this lib is extremely expensive... 500 times slower than doing the same comparison in vanilla JS const num= 74; ( (typeof num === 'number') && (num > -1 && num < 101) && (num % 2 === 0) && (num !== 32) ) compared to their first example: v8n().number().between(0, 100).even().not.equal(32).test(74);