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github.com/deliaz/print-linked-list
Pretty print for singly linked lists with loop detection
A → B → C → D → E → [null]
npm i print-linked-list
I used that module when studying Linked Lists exercises.
By default it utilizes console.log
with colored output to show a list structure (see available options below).
const printLinkedList = require('print-linked-list');
const list = new LinkedList('A');
list.append('B');
list.append('C');
list.append('D');
list.append('E');
printLinkedList(list);
Output:
A → B → C → D → E → [null]
const printLinkedList = require('print-linked-list');
const list = new LinkedList('A');
list.append('B');
list.append('C');
list.append('D');
list.next.next.next.next = list.next.next; // making a loop
printLinkedList(list, {colors: false});
Output will be:
A → B ⤇ C → D ⤇ [loop]
The double arrow point on loop entry node.
nextName
{String} Key name for next node prop. Default = "next"valueName
{String} Key name for value prop. Default = "value"output
{String} Result output method ("console" or "return"). Default = "console"colors
{Boolean} Use colors in console output. Default = trueFAQs
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