@utilityjs/disjoint-set

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Features

• Path Compression: Optimized find operations
• Union by Rank: Balanced tree structure for efficient unions
• Custom Key Generator: Support for complex value types
• Method Chaining: Fluent API design

Installation

npm install @utilityjs/disjoint-set

or

pnpm add @utilityjs/disjoint-set

Usage

Basic Usage

import DisjointSet from "@utilityjs/disjoint-set";

const ds = new DisjointSet<string>();

ds.makeSet("A").makeSet("B").makeSet("C");

ds.union("A", "B");

ds.inSameSet("A", "B"); // true
ds.inSameSet("A", "C"); // false

Custom Key Generator

import DisjointSet from "@utilityjs/disjoint-set";

interface Node {
  id: number;
  name: string;
}

const ds = new DisjointSet<Node>(node => String(node.id));

ds.makeSet({ id: 1, name: "Node 1" });
ds.makeSet({ id: 2, name: "Node 2" });

ds.union({ id: 1, name: "Node 1" }, { id: 2, name: "Node 2" });

API

KeyGenerator<T>

type KeyGenerator<T> = (value: T) => string;

DisjointSet<T>

Constructor

• new DisjointSet<T>(keyGenerator?: KeyGenerator<T>) - Creates a disjoint set with optional key generator (defaults to JSON.stringify)

Methods

• makeSet(value: T): DisjointSet<T> - Create a new set containing the value
• find(value: T): string | null - Find the root key of the set containing the value
• union(valueA: T, valueB: T): DisjointSet<T> - Unite the sets containing both values
• inSameSet(valueA: T, valueB: T): boolean - Check if values are in the same set

Contributing

Read the contributing guide to learn about our development process, how to propose bug fixes and improvements, and how to build and test your changes.

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.