Function interpolate

Interpolates between a and b by amount. Aka lerp.

Example: Get the halfway point between 30 and 60

import { interpolate } from 'https://unpkg.com/ixfx/dist/numbers.js';
interpolate(0.5, 30, 60);

See also interpolatorStepped and interpolatorInterval for functions which help to manage progression from A->B over steps or interval.

Usually interpolation amount is on a 0...1 scale, inclusive. What is the interpolation result if this scale is exceeded? By default it is clamped to 0..1, so the return value is always between a and b (inclusive).

Alternatively, set the limits option to process amount:

'wrap': wrap amount, eg 1.5 is the same as 0.5, 2 is the same as 1
'ignore': allow exceeding values. eg 1.5 will yield b*1.5.
'clamp': default behaviour of clamping interpolation amount to 0..1

Interpolation can be non-linear using 'easing' option or 'transform' funciton.

interpolate(0.1, 0, 100, { easing: `quadIn` });

To interpolate certain types: Visual.Colour.interpolator, Points.interpolate.

There are a few variations when calling interpolate, depending on what parameters are fixed.

interpolate(amount): returns a function that needs a & b
interpolate(a, b): returns a function that needs the interpolation amount

interpolate(amount, options?): ((a: number, b: number) => number)
Returns an interpolation function with a fixed interpolation amount. This function will need the A and B values to interpolate between (ie start and end)

Interpolation amount is usually 0..1, where 0 will return the A value, 1 will return the B value, 0.5 will be halfway between the two etc.
```
import { interpolate } from 'https://unpkg.com/ixfx/dist/numbers.js';

// Create function
const fn = interpolate(0.1);

// Later, use to interpolate between a and b
fn(50, 100); // 10% of 50..100 range
```
This is useful if you have a fixed interpolation amount, but varying A and B values.
Parameters
- amount: number
  Interpolation value (0..1 usually)
- Optionaloptions: Partial<InterpolateOptions>
  Options
Returns ((a: number, b: number) => number)
- - (a, b): number
  - Parameters
    - a: number
    - b: number
    Returns number
interpolate(amount, a, b, options?): number
Interpolates between a and b by amount.

Interpolation amount is usually 0..1, where 0 will return the A value, 1 will return the B value, 0.5 will be halfway between the two etc.
```
import { interpolate } from 'https://unpkg.com/ixfx/dist/numbers.js';

// Get the value at 10% of range between 50-100
const fn = interpolate(0.1, 50, 100);
```
This is useful if you have dynamic interpolation amount as well as A & B values. Consider using interpolate(amount) if you have a fixed interpolation amount.
Parameters
- amount: number
  Interpolation value (0..1 usually)
- a: number
  Starting value (corresponding to an interpolation of 0)
- b: number
  End value (corresponding to an interpolation value of 1)
- Optionaloptions: Partial<InterpolateOptions>
  Options
Returns number
interpolate(a, b, options?): ((amount: number) => number)
Returns an interpolation function with a fixed A and B values. The returned function requires an interpolation amount. This is usually 0..1, where 0 will return the A value, 1 will return the B value, 0.5 will be halfway between the two etc.
```
import { interpolate } from 'https://unpkg.com/ixfx/dist/numbers.js';

// Create function to interpolate between 50..100
const fn = interpolate(50, 100);

// Later, use to interpolate
fn(0.1); // 10% of 50..100 range
```
Parameters
- a: number
  Starting value (corresponding to an interpolation of 0)
- b: number
  End value (corresponding to an interpolation value of 1)
- Optionaloptions: Partial<InterpolateOptions>
  Options
Returns ((amount: number) => number)
- - (amount): number
  - Parameters
    - amount: number
    Returns number

Function interpolate

Example: Get the halfway point between 30 and 60

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