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@datastructures-js/linked-list
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a javascript implementation of LinkedList & DoublyLinkedList
a javascript implementation of LinkedList & DoublyLinkedList.
Linked List | |
Doubly Linked List |
npm install --save @datastructures-js/linked-list
const {
LinkedListNode,
LinkedList,
DoublyLinkedListNode,
DoublyLinkedList,
} = require('@datastructures-js/linked-list');
import {
LinkedListNode,
LinkedList,
DoublyLinkedListNode,
DoublyLinkedList
} from '@datastructures-js/linked-list';
const linkedList = new LinkedList();
const doublyLinkedList = new DoublyLinkedList();
inserts a node at the beginning of the list.
params | return | runtime |
---|---|---|
value: any | LinkedList | DoublyLinkedList | O(1) |
console.log(linkedList.insertFirst(2).head().getValue()); // 2
console.log(linkedList.insertFirst(1).head().getValue()); // 1
inserts a node at the end of the list.
params | return | runtime |
---|---|---|
value: any | LinkedList | DoublyLinkedList |
LinkedList: O(n)
DoublyLinkedList: O(1) |
linkedList.insertLast(3);
const last1 = linkedList.insertLast(4).find(4);
console.log(last1.getValue()); // 4
console.log(last1.getNext()); // null
doublyLinkedList.insertLast(3);
const last2 = doublyLinkedList.insertLast(4).find(4);
console.log(last2.getValue()); // 4
console.log(last2.getPrev().getValue()); // 3
inserts a node at specific position of the list. First (head) node is at position 0.
params | return | runtime |
---|---|---|
position: number
value: any | LinkedList | DoublyLinkedList | O(n) |
const node1 = linkedList.insertAt(2, 5).find(5); // node1.getValue() = 5
const node2 = doublyLinkedList.insertAt(2, 5).find(5); // node2.getValue() = 5
Loop on the linked list from beginning to end, and pass each node to the callback.
params | runtime |
---|---|
cb: function | O(n) |
linkedList.forEach((node, position) => console.log(node.getValue(), position));
/*
2 0
1 1
5 2
3 3
4 4
*/
doublyLinkedList.forEach((node, position) => console.log(node.getValue(), position));
/*
2 0
1 1
5 2
3 3
4 4
*/
Only in DoublyLinkedList. Loop on the doubly linked list from end to beginning, and pass each node to the callback.
params | runtime |
---|---|
cb: function | O(n) |
doublyLinkedList.forEachReverse((node, position) => console.log(node.getValue(), position));
/*
4 4
3 3
5 2
1 1
2 0
*/
returns the first node that return true from the callback or null if nothing found.
params | return | runtime |
---|---|---|
cb: function | LinkedListNode | DoublyLinkedListNode | O(n) |
const node1 = linkedList.find((node) => node.getValue() === 5);
console.log(node1.getValue()); // 5
console.log(node1.getNext().getValue()); // 3
const node2 = doublyLinkedList.find((node) => node.getValue() === 5);
console.log(node2.getValue()); // 5
console.log(node2.getNext().getValue()); // 3
console.log(node2.getPrev().getValue()); // 1
returns a filtered linked list of all the nodes that returns true from the callback.
params | return | runtime |
---|---|---|
cb: function | LinkedList | DoublyLinkedList | O(n) |
const filterLinkedList = linkedList.filter((node, position) => node.getValue() > 2);
filterLinkedList.forEach((node) => console.log(node.getValue()));
/*
5
3
4
*/
const filteredDoublyLinkedList = doublyLinkedList.filter((node, position) => node.getValue() > 2);
filteredDoublyLinkedList.forEach((node) => console.log(node.getValue()));
/*
5
3
4
*/
converts the linked list into an array.
return | runtime |
---|---|
array | O(n) |
console.log(linkedList.toArray()); // [2, 1, 5, 3, 4]
console.log(doublyLinkedList.toArray()); // [2, 1, 5, 3, 4]
checks if the linked list is empty.
return | runtime |
---|---|
boolean | O(1) |
console.log(linkedList.isEmpty()); // false
console.log(doublyLinkedList.isEmpty()); // false
returns the head node in the linked list.
return | runtime |
---|---|
LinkedListNode | DoublyLinkedListNode | O(1) |
console.log(linkedList.head().getValue()); // 2
console.log(doublyLinkedList.head().getValue()); // 2
returns the tail node of the doubly linked list.
return | runtime |
---|---|
DoublyLinkedListNode | O(1) |
console.log(doublyLinkedList.tail().getValue()); // 4
returns the number of nodes in the linked list.
return | runtime |
---|---|
number | O(1) |
console.log(linkedList.count()); // 5
console.log(doublyLinkedList.count()); // 5
removes the first node in the list.
return | runtime |
---|---|
boolean | O(1) |
linkedList.removeFirst(); // true
doublyLinkedList.removeFirst(); // true
removes the last node in the list.
return | runtime |
---|---|
boolean |
LinkedList: O(n)
DoublyLinkedList: O(1) |
linkedList.removeLast(); // true
doublyLinkedList.removeLast(); // true
removes a node at a specific position. First (head) node is at position 0.
params | return | runtime |
---|---|---|
position: number | boolean | O(1) |
linkedList.removeAt(1); // true
doublyLinkedList.removeAt(1); // true
Loop on the linked list from beginning to end, removes the nodes that returns true from the callback.
params | return | runtime |
---|---|---|
cb: function | number (number of removed nodes) | O(n) |
linkedList.removeEach((node, position) => node.getValue() > 1); // 1
console.log(linkedList.toArray()); // [1]
doublyLinkedList.removeEach((node, position) => node.getValue() > 1); // 1
console.log(doublyLinkedList.toArray()); // [1]
clears the linked list.
runtime |
---|
O(1) |
linkedList.clear();
console.log(linkedList.count()); // 0
console.log(linkedList.head()); // null
doublyLinkedList.clear();
console.log(linkedList.count()); // 0
console.log(doublyLinkedList.head()); // null
console.log(doublyLinkedList.tail()); // null
sets the node's value.
params |
---|
value: any |
returns the node's value.
return |
---|
any |
sets the node's next connected node.
params |
---|
next: LinkedListNode |
returns the next connected node or null if it's the last node.
return |
---|
LinkedListNode |
sets the node's value.
params |
---|
value: any |
returns the node's value.
return |
---|
any |
sets the node's previous connected node.
params |
---|
prev: DoublyLinkedListNode |
returns the previous connected node or null if it's the first node.
return |
---|
DoublyLinkedListNode |
sets the node's next connected node.
params |
---|
next: DoublyLinkedListNode |
returns the next connected node or null if it's the last node.
return |
---|
DoublyLinkedListNode |
grunt build
The MIT License. Full License is here
[3.0.0] - 2020-12-30
.insertAt(position, value)
position now comes first then value..insert*
methods now returns a this
reference so it can be chained..forEach(cb)
callback now gets called with node and position (starting from 0);.forEachReverse(cb)
callback now gets called with node and position (starting from size -1);LinkedListNode
& DoublyLinkedListNode
classes are now exported in index.FAQs
a javascript implementation of LinkedList & DoublyLinkedList
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