Increasing decimal count in nodejs

What I'm going to say is probably an irrelevant comment ...

The number 0.01 is treacherous: it has no exact representation in normal binary notation (infinite periodic tithing). You experience something like for(var i = 1; i < 1000; i+=0.01){imprimir i} and accumulated errors are easily visible.

Go from there, to avoid the accumulated errors, proposed:

• counting with integers;
• number of the sequence calculated from the count: count / 100

for (var i = min; i < max; i++) {
      var seq = i/100;
      ...
}

You can implement a "for" in your code where the incremental condition is a sequence modified by the current value of the variable to be incremented, as follows:

var min_inicial = 1.0    

for(var min = 1.0; min < max; min += (min - min_inicial + 0.01)) 
{
   //Garante que min não será superior a max, 
   //  considerando o método de incremento utilizado.
   if(min > max) min = max;

   //Código que utilizará a sequencia aqui...
}

Where: - "max" is the limit value obtained from the database. - at each iteration of "for" the variable min will receive its own value, decremented from the initial value and added to 0.01.

In this way the variable would receive the following values after n interactions:

n is 1 = > min = 1.0 + (1.0 - 1.0 + 0.01) = > min = 1.01

n is 2 = > min = 1.01 + (1.01 - 1.0 + 0.01) = > min = 1.03

n is 3 = > min = 1.03 + (1.03 - 1.0 + 0.01) = > min = 1.07

It is necessary to be careful with this algorithm because the final value of min can be greater than max, in this case it is necessary to match them to the end of the loop, as described in the code.

It's not the most beautiful implementation, but I think it solves your problem.