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circularmemo
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A convenience function to recursively iterates over a (like typescript's types) with memoization and without breaking circular references.
It requires your function to expect itself as the first argument, and returns a similar function, you can then pass your function to a Y-combinator to get a "normal" function.
This package also provides a spreading Y combinator and the MFN
type for this kind of
self-passed function.
import { Y, circularmemo, MFN } from 'circularmemo'
interface Node {
n: number,
left: Node,
}
const circle: Node = { n: 1, left: { n: 2, left: (null as unknown as Node) } }
circle.left.left = circle
const _plusX: MFN<[Node, number], Node> = (self, x, n) =>
({ n: x.n + n, left: self(x.left, n) })
const plusX = Y(circularmemo({
circularMarker: (_) => ({} as Node), // leave an empty object, which will be
replaceMarker: (marker, res) => Object.assign(marker, res) // fill up the object
}, _plusX))
const result = plusX(circle, 1)
assert(result.n === 2)
assert(result.left.n === 3)
assert(result.left.left === result) // maintained circular
The first arguments to circularmemo
is a Param object which accepts
the following functions.
circularMarker: (...args: Args) => Marker,
replaceMarker: (tmp: Marker, final: Res) => Res
useMarker?: (tmp: Marker) => Res,
useExisting?: (existing: Res) => Res,
shouldMemo?: (...args: Args) => boolean,
keyMaker?: (...args: Args) => Key,
FAQs
Memoization function with support for circular references.
We found that circularmemo 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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