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Maintain a sorted stack of things.
Add arbitrary things to a stack
var createStac = require('stac')
, stack = createStac();
stack.add('A');
stack.add(23);
stack.add(['foo', 'bar']);
stack.first({my: 'Object'});
stack.last('The End');
console.log(stack.items());
// [ { my: 'Object' }, 'A', 23, [ 'foo', 'bar' ], 'The End']
Add things to a stack with weights
var createStac = require('stac')
, stack = createStac();
stack.add(3, 'C');
stack.add(1, 'A');
stack.add(4, 'D');
stack.add(2, 'B');
stack.forEach(function (letter) {
console.log(letter);
});
// A
// B
// C
// D
Advanced usage: custom sortBy and comparator
var createStac = require('stac')
var stack = createStac({
sortBy: function (item) {
return item.width * item.height;
},
comparator: function (a, b) {
if (a === b) return 0;
// Reverse sort
return a < b ? 1 : -1;
}
});
stack.add({color: 'red', width: 5, height: 4});
stack.add({color: 'green', width: 1, height: 2});
stack.add({color: 'blue', width: 8, height: 2});
console.log(stack.map(function (item) {
return item.color;
}));
// [ 'red', 'blue', 'green' ]
The only export for this module. Returns instances of Stac objects.
var createStac = require('stac');
// Create a stac object.
var stack = createStac();
// Create a stac object with options.
var another = createStac({
sortBy: 'age'
});
'weight'
.0
.(a, b)
. Will be called with the
values of two items to compare. Should return 0, 1, or -1; similar
to how Array.prototype.sort()
is used. Default: (sort by numeric value)
.Methods of Stac
objects.
add ( [val], item )
Add an item to the stack. Optionally pass a value to sort by.
remove ( item )
Remove an item from the stack.
first ( [val], item ) | unshift ( [val], item )
Add an item to the front of the stack. Items inserted this way will always be sorted
in front of items added with add()
or last()
. Within the first set, items
will be sorted normally.
last ( [val], item ) | push ( [val], item )
Add an item to the end of the stack. Items inserted this way will always be
sorted behind items added with add()
or first()
. Within the last set, items
will be sorted normally.
multi (method, items)
Helper to operate on multiple items with one call. Example: stack.multi('add', ['A', 'B', 'C'])
.
clone()
Returns a copy of a stack.
Note: items in the stack will still reference the originals.
items() | toJSON()
Returns the sorted array of items in the stack.
forEach ( iterator, [thisArg] )
Iterate over items in the stack (just like Array.prototype.forEach
).
map ( func, [thisArg] )
Returns a mapped representation of the stack (just like an Array.prototype.map
).
pop()
Returns and removes the last item from the stack (similar to Array.prototype.pop
).
shift()
Returns and removes the first item from the stack (similar to Array.prototype.shift
).
Properties of Stac
objects.
length
Returns the current length of the stack.
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FAQs
Maintain a sorted stack of things.
We found that stac 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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