1.0.3 • Published 8 years ago
the.types v1.0.3
the.types
the.types has Set, Map, Array data structures.
What is the goal of this project?
This project allows you to have Map, Set and Array data structures with many functionalities. I had created these types for a project then I started to use them in many projects.
Installation
$ npm install --save the.types
Usage
var theTypes = require('the.types');
// Map usage
var obj = {
firstname: 'test_firstname',
lastname: 'test_lastname'
};
var emptyMap = theTypes.map();
var theMap = theTypes.map(obj);
console.log(theMap.get('firstname'));
console.log(theMap.get('lastname'));
var valuesOfMap = theMap.values();
console.log(valuesOfMap.get(0)); // first value
var keysOfMap = theMap.keys();
console.log(keysOfMap.get(0)); // first key
var map = types.map();
map.put('key1', 'test1');
map.put('key2', 'test2');
theMap.putAll(map);
var map = types.map();
map.put('key1', 'test1');
map.put('key2', 'test2');
map.put('key3', 'test3');
console.log(map.join(":", ",")); //key1:test1,key2:test2,key3:test3
// Set usage
var set = theTypes.set();
set.put("test_1");
set.put("test_1");
set.put("test_2");
console.log(set.size()); // prints 2
var values = set.values();
values.get(0); // returns test_1
values.get(1); // returns test_2
set.frequencyOf("test_1"); // returns 2
// Array usage
var array = theTypes.array();
array.add("test1");
array.add("test2");
array.get(1); // returns test2
array.length(); // returns 2
var array = types.array();
array.add("test_1");
array.add("test_2");
array.add("test_3");
array.add("test_4");
var result = array.filter(function(index, item){
var no = item.split("_")[1];
return no%2==0;
});
result.length(); // returns 2
array.frequencies().frequencyOf("test_1"); // returns 1
var array = theType.array();
array.add("test_1");
array.add("stopper");
array.add("test_4");
var resultArray = new types.array();
array.iterate(function(index, item)
{
if(item === "stopper")
{
return false;
}
resultArray.add(item);
});
resultArray.length(); // returns 1
resultArray.get(0); // returns test_1
var intersections = array_1.intersections(array_2);
array_1.contains("test_3");
array_1.containsAny(array_2);
array_1.containsAll(array_2);
Test
This module is well tested. You can run:
npm test
to run the tests under Node.js.