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allocated-dynamic-typedarray
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Allocate an entire array, but automatically track which indices are occupied.
var ADTA = require('allocated-dynamic-typedarray');
var a = new ADTA(64); // maximum size is 64, defaults to Uint32Array
a.length(); // 0
a.push(72);
a.length(); // 1
a.get(0); // 72
a.push(23);
a.push(34);
a.push(56);
a.length() // 4
a.remove(1);
a.length(); // 3
a.toArray(); // [72,56,34]
Notice how the order of the items is not guaranteed after a .remove()
. This is to prevent needing to shift or push all values. If you need functionality otherwise, try a different module.
Pushing a value that would cause the array to exceed it's initial limit silently fails for now, as that's why TypedArrays do.
Since this is backed by a TypedArray, only values that could normally be stored in a TypedArray will succeed.
npm test
Pull requests are welcome!
MIT
FAQs
A typed array whose length() can change.
We found that allocated-dynamic-typedarray demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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