@@ -3,11 +3,11 @@ import { AssertionError } from "assert";
33import { Assertion } from "./Assertion" ;
44import { isHighInclusiveOptions , isInclusiveOptions , isLowInclusiveOptions } from "./helpers/guards" ;
55
6- interface BaseBetweenOptions {
6+ export interface BaseBetweenOptions {
77 range : [ number , number ] ;
88}
99
10- interface CloseToOptions {
10+ export interface CloseToOptions {
1111 value : number ;
1212 withOffset : number ;
1313}
@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ export class NumberAssertion extends Assertion<number> {
105105
106106 /**
107107 * Check if the number is finite. That is, when the number is not a
108- * JavaScript's { @link Infinity} value. Keep in mind that this includes
108+ * JavaScript's ` Infinity` value. Keep in mind that this includes
109109 * positive and negative infinity.
110110 *
111111 * @returns the assertion instance
@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ export class NumberAssertion extends Assertion<number> {
129129
130130 /**
131131 * Check if the number is `NaN`. That is only when the number is JavaScript's
132- * { @link NaN} value.
132+ * ` NaN` value.
133133 *
134134 * @returns the assertion instance
135135 */
@@ -200,7 +200,7 @@ export class NumberAssertion extends Assertion<number> {
200200 * bounds are exclusive, but the options allow to set the high, low, or both
201201 * limits as inclusive
202202 *
203- * @param options an object of type {@link Between Options } where the `range`
203+ * @param options an object of type {@link BetweenOptions } where the `range`
204204 * property defines the bounds, so it's always required. Use
205205 * `inclusive: true` to make both limits inclusive. Or you can
206206 * selectively make low or high limits inclusive using
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