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infinite-random-list
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Takes a reference set of items , returns a random item from this array, infinitely. Never pass 2 identical items in a row.
slice()
the given arrayUseful for generating an infinite grid based on different patterns/positions, or showing random informations without showing the same item multiple times.
npm i infinite-random-list -S
import InfiniteRandomList from 'infinite-random-list'
let list = new InfiniteRandomList(['Emma', 'Hannah', 'Alex', 'Mia'])
list.get() // 'Alex'
list.get() // 'Mia'
list.get() // 'Emma'
list.get() // 'Hannah'
// shuffles again here
list.get() // 'Mia'
list.get() // 'Alex'
...
new InfiniteRandomList(items)
Returns a list instance populated with items
.
list.set(items)
Sets items (Array) as the reference items.
list.get()
Returns one item from the original set (passed using list.set(items)
or the constructor). Always returns something (i.e. the list doesn't get empty). Always return a different item.
MIT.
FAQs
An infinite list of shuffled elements
The npm package infinite-random-list receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, infinite-random-list popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that infinite-random-list 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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