The **@stdlib/assert-is-positive-number** package provides a simple, well‑tested utility for checking whether a given value is a numeric type whose value is greater than zero. It offers three predicates—`isPositiveNumber`, `isPositiveNumber.isPrimitive`, and `isPositiveNumber.isObject`—to handle primitive numbers, `Number` objects, or either form, making it useful for developers needing reliable type‑validation in JavaScript or Node.js numerical‑computing projects.
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