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array-sorting-utilities
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Dependency-free utility functions for efficiently managing sorted arrays
Dependency-free utility functions for efficiently managing sorted arrays.
This package exists primarily in support of the suspense package, though it may be useful in other contexts.
# NPM
npm install array-sorting-utilities
# Yarn
yarn add array-sorting-utilities
Configure the utility to compare values of a specific type. For example...
To compare values with numeric ids/keys:
import { configure } from "point-utilities";
const utils = configure<number>((a: Object, b: Object) => a.key - b.key);
To compare values with string ids/keys:
import { configure } from "point-utilities";
const utils = configure<number>((a: Object, b: Object) => a.key.localeCompare(b));
find(sortedItems: Value[], targetItem: Value): Value | nullIf an item matching the one specified can be found the array, this value will return it. Else it will return null.
findIndex(sortedItems: Value[], targetItem: Value, exactMatch?: boolean): numberReturns the index of an item matching the one specified (or -1 if no match is found).
By default, exactMatch is true. Setting this parameter to false will return the index of the closest match.
findInsertIndex(sortedItems: Value[], item: Value): numberReturns the insertion index for the specified value.
insert(sortedItems: Value[], item: Value): Value[]Inserts a value.
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Dependency-free utility functions for efficiently managing sorted arrays
The npm package array-sorting-utilities receives a total of 621 weekly downloads. As such, array-sorting-utilities popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that array-sorting-utilities demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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