nonoverlapping-interval-tree v1.1.0

nonoverlapping-interval-tree

Non-overlapping interval tree for NodeJS.

Features:

• Two intervals can not overlap. If there is a conflict only the last interval added will be stored.
• If two adjacent intervals have the same data stored, they will be merged automatically into one.

Install

npm install nonoverlapping-interval-tree

Usage

const { NonOverlappingIntervalTree } = require('nonoverlapping-interval-tree')

const tree = new NonOverlappingIntervalTree()

tree.add(1, 5) // [1, 5]

tree.remove(2, 3) // [1, 1], [4, 5]

API

const tree = new NonOverlappingIntervalTree()

Initialize the tree

tree.add(from, to, [data])

Add an interval starting at from and ending at to (both inclusive).

The data parameter is the value that the interval will store.

If no data is provided, by default it will be null.

tree.remove(from, to)

Removes any overlapping part of an interval based on from and to (both inclusive).

tree.getList()

Returns a list of all the intervals.

tree.size()

Returns the total number of intervals.

License

MIT. Copyright (c) Alex