The **is‑safe‑integer‑x** package exports a single function that checks whether a given value is a “safe” JavaScript integer—i.e., an integer that can be exactly represented by an IEEE‑754 double without loss of precision. It’s intended for developers who need reliable integer validation in Node.js or browser JavaScript projects.
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Determine whether the passed value is an integer.
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