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@gregoryalbouy/ts-datastructures
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Implementation of common data structures, TypeScript pendant of my go-datastructures repo. (As a huge Go enthusiast, I must admit that working with a language that support Generics is quite a relief for this kind of work)
The package provides ready-to-use and functionnal data structures. It includes linked lists, queues, stack, binary heaps and I intent to implement a lot more.
This project is also a pretext for the student developer I am to learn and practice many aspects of the development process:
Feedback of any kind is always appreciated!
npm i ts-structures
const { BinarySearchTree } = require('ts-structures')
const tree = new BinarySearchTree()
// ...
:point_right: TypeDoc
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TypeScript implementation of common data structures
The npm package @gregoryalbouy/ts-datastructures receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @gregoryalbouy/ts-datastructures popularity was classified as not popular.
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