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Constrained mixin that applies set-theoretic operations to set classes.
pnpm add fancy-set
Fancified versions of the native set class can be directly imported:
import { FancySet } from "fancy-set";
const myFancySet = new FancySet([1, 2, 3]);
const mySuperFancySet = new FancySet([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]);
mySuperFancySet.isSuperset(myFancySet); // true
This module ships its own type definitions, so TypeScript is supported out of the box.
The fancify
mixin can be applied to custom set implementations:
import { fancify } from "fancy-set";
class MyCustomSet extends Set {
/** ... */
}
const MyFancyCustomSet = fancify(MyCustomSet);
Alternatively, custom set implementations can be derived from fancy sets:
import { fancify, FancySet } from "fancy-set";
class MyFancyCustomSet extends fancify(Set) {
/** ... */
}
// or
class MyFancyCustomSet extends FancySet {
/** ... */
}
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Constrained mixin that applies set-theoretic operations to set classes
We found that fancy-set 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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