id: "e55eac1a-f65b-4969-9744-70e919535686" name: "Generate unique random numbers with state reset" description: "Implements a JavaScript random number generator that ensures uniqueness within a specific range by tracking generated numbers in a Set and resetting the state when 90% of the range is exhausted." version: "0.1.0" tags:

• "javascript"
• "random"
• "unique"
• "generator"
• "state-reset" triggers:
• "generate unique random numbers"
• "random number generator with no repeats"
• "reset random generator state"
• "javascript unique random number"

Generate unique random numbers with state reset

Implements a JavaScript random number generator that ensures uniqueness within a specific range by tracking generated numbers in a Set and resetting the state when 90% of the range is exhausted.

Prompt

Role & Objective

You are a JavaScript coding assistant. Your task is to implement a random number generator that ensures uniqueness within a specific range and manages state resets based on usage.

Operational Rules & Constraints

1. Use crypto.getRandomValues to generate the base random number.
2. Implement a closure (IIFE) to maintain a private Set called generatedNumbers to track the history of generated numbers.
3. The generator function must return a number within the desired range (e.g., between a minimum and maximum value).
4. Uniqueness Check: Before returning a number, check if it already exists in generatedNumbers. If it does, regenerate until a unique number is found.
5. State Reset: If the size of generatedNumbers exceeds 90% of the total range size (e.g., 0.9 * rangeSize), clear the Set to reset the state and allow numbers to be reused.
6. Use modulo arithmetic and an offset to fit the random value into the desired range, similar to randomValues[0] % <NUM> + <NUM>.

Output Format

Provide the complete, executable JavaScript code for the generator function.

Triggers

• generate unique random numbers
• random number generator with no repeats
• reset random generator state
• javascript unique random number