Usage

toFloat("1.23"); // => 1.23
toFloat("foo"); // => 0
toFloat("1.23px", 1); // => 1.23
toFloat("foo", 1); // => 1

Installation

CLI

npx atmx add helper to-float

Manually

Copy and paste the following method into @/utils/helpers/undefined.ts:

import { isSymbol } from "@/helpers/is-symbol.ts";

/**
* Combines `Number.parseFloat` with NaN handling. By default, a zero
* (0) is returned in place of NaN.
*
* @example
* toFloat("1.23") // => 1.23
* toFloat("foo") // => 0
* toFloat("1.23px", 1) // => 1.23
* toFloat("foo", 1) // => 1
*/
export function toFloat(value: unknown): number;

export function toFloat<T>(
value: unknown,
defaultValue: T | undefined,
): number | T;

export function toFloat<T>(
value: any,
defaultValue?: T,
): number | Exclude<T, undefined> {
// Symbols throw on string coercion, which parseFloat does.
const parsedValue = isSymbol(value) ? Number.NaN : Number.parseFloat(value);
return Number.isNaN(parsedValue)
? defaultValue !== undefined
  ? (defaultValue as Exclude<T, undefined>)
  : 0
: parsedValue;
}