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big-sparse-array
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A sparse array optimised for low memory whilst still being fast.
npm install big-sparse-array
Uses a shallow tree structure with a branching factor of 4096 to index a series of small arrays that try to compress as much as possible to reduce the memory overhead needed.
Similar to a Map, except it is faster, but might use a bit more memory, ymmv.
const BigSparseArray = require('big-sparse-array')
const b = new BigSparseArray()
b.set(42422242525, true)
b.get(42422242525) // returns true
b.get(111111111) // returns undefined
const b = new BigSparseArray()
Make a new sparse array.
b.set(index, value)
Insert a new value at an index. index
must be a integer.
value = b.get(index)
Get a value out. Returns undefined
if the value could not be found.
MIT
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A sparse array optimised for low memory whilst still being fast
We found that big-sparse-array 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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