Switch an array item's index and get a new sorted array.
$ npm install move-sort --save
or include it in a <script> tag, hosted by unpkg.
<script src="//unpkg.com/move-sort" />
import moveSort from 'move-sort'
const items = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e']
const sortedItems = moveSort(items, 4, 0)
console.log(sortedItems) // returns ["e", "a", "b", "c", "d"]
Note: move-sort always returns a new array, and does not mutate the original array you pass into it.
Type: T extends any[]
The original array you want to generate a sorted array for.
Type: number
The index of the inital element in the array you want to move.
Type: number
The target index of the inital element in the array you want to move it to.
The start and end index arguments are clamped to the bounds of the items array. Indexes less than 0 will become 0 and indexes greater than (items.length - 1) will become (items.length - 1).
# To run the tests
$ pnpm test
# or
$ pnpm run test:watch
# To publish the dist files
$ pnpm run build
MIT © Collin Henderson
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