data-struct-js

About this package

Implement of common data structures using javascript. besides supplied by JS, such as Array/Set(WeakSet)/Map(WeakMap)

source code

Write in ES6, using babel to convert to ES5.

You can download and run npm run compile with customized babel setting to meet your needs.

How to use

more examples see data-struct-js/examples

install the package

npm install --save-dev data-struct-js

or

npm i -D data-struct-js

then use the data-structures supplied simply as below

const {
    Stack,
    Queue,
    PriorityQueue,
    LinkedList,
    DoublyLinkedList,
    CircleLinkedList,
    HashTalbe,
    BinarySearchTree,
    RedBlackTree,
} = require('data-struct-js')
// Or ↓
// import {
//     Stack,
//     Queue,
//     PriorityQueue,
//     LinkedList,
//     DoublyLinkedList,
//     CircleLinkedList,
//     HashTalbe,
//     BinarySearchTree,
//     RedBlackTree,
// } from 'data-struct-js'
// -> may need webpack and bable-loader environment
 
//----------------------------
// Stack
let stack = new Stack()
stack.push('Element1')
stack.push('Element2')
stack.pop() // Element2
stack.pop() // Element1
 
//----------------------------
// Queue
let queue = new Queue()
queue.enqueue('First')
queue.enqueue('Second')
queue.dequeue()   // First
queue.dequeue()   // Second
 
//----------------------------
// PriorityQueue
let pq = new PriorityQueue()
pq.enqueue('1-Memory', 1)
pq.enqueue('2-CPU', 0)
pq.enqueue('3-HardDisk', 2)
pq.enqueue('4-Display', 3)
pq.enqueue('5-OperatingSystem', 5)
pq.enqueue('6-Aplication')
// -->
// 0: QueueElement {__element: "2-CPU", __priority: 0, toString: ƒ}
// 1: QueueElement {__element: "1-Memory", __priority: 1, toString: ƒ}
// 2: QueueElement {__element: "3-HardDisk", __priority: 2, toString: ƒ}
// 3: QueueElement {__element: "4-Display", __priority: 3, toString: ƒ}
// 4: QueueElement {__element: "5-OperatingSystem", __priority: 5, toString: ƒ}
// 5: QueueElement {__element: "6-Aplication", __priority: Infinity, toString: ƒ}
 
//----------------------------
// LinkedList
let linkedList = new LinkedList()
linkedList.append({name: 'CoderMonkey', age: 18})
linkedList.insert(0, {name: 'CoderMonkie',age: 36})
linkedList.remove({name: 'CoderMonkie',age: 36}, function(x, y){ return x.name === y.name})
//...
 
//----------------------------
// DoublyLinkedList
let doublyLinkedList = new DoublyLinkedList()
const traverseFunc = function(element){
    console.log(element.name, element,age)
}
doublyLinkedList.append({name: 'CoderMonkey', age: 18})
doublyLinkedList.append({name: 'CoderGorilla',age: 19})
doublyLinkedList.insert(0, {name: 'CoderDog',age: 20})
doublyLinkedList.insert(3, {name: 'CoderSheep',age: 21})
doublyLinkedList.traverse(traverseFunc)
doublyLinkedList.traverse(traverseFunc, true)
//...
 
//----------------------------
// CircleLinkedList
let circle = new CircleLinkedList()
circle.append("1.Plan")
circle.append("2.Do")
circle.append("3.Check")
circle.append("4.Action")
for (let j = 0; j < 9; j++) {
    const item = circle.getNext()
    console.log(`${j} : ${item}`)
}
 
//----------------------------
// HashTable
let hashTable = new HashTable()
// Add
hashTable.put('One', 'One eyewitness is better than ten hearsays.')
hashTable.put('Two', 'One hour today is worth two tomorrow.')
hashTable.put('Three', 'One boy is a boy, two boys half a boy, three boys no boy.')
hashTable.put('Four', 'Four eyes see more than two.')
// Update
hashTable.put('One', 'One world, one dream.')
// Delete
hashTable.delete('Three')   // true
hashTable.delete('Five')    // false
//...
 
//----------------------------
// BinarySearchTree
let bst = new BinarySearchTree()
bst.insert(8, "8: eight")
bst.insert(6, "6: six")
bst.insert(13, "13: thirteen")
bst.insert(4, "4: four")
bst.insert(7, "7: seven")
bst.insert(11, "11: eleven")
bst.insert(3, "3: three")
bst.insert(5, "5: five")
bst.insert(10, "10: ten")
bst.insert(20, "20: twenty")
bst.insert(12, "12: twelve")
bst.insert(16, "16: sixteen")
bst.insert(35, "35: thirty-five")
bst.insert(9, "9: nine")
bst.insert(18, "18: eighteen")
bst.insert(19, "19: nineteen")
/**
 * 
 *              8
 *     ------------------
 *     |                |
 *     6                13
 * ---------     ---------------
 *   |    |       |           |  
 *   4    7       11          20
 * -----       -------    ----------
 * |   |       |     |    |       |
 * 3   5       10    12   16      35
 *           -----      ------ 
 *           |               |
 *           9               18
 *                          -----
 *                              |
 *                              19
 * 
 */
 
var traverseCallbackFunc = function(value) {
    console.log(`Traversing!\r\n==>current is [${value}]`)
}
bst.inOrderTraverse(traverseCallbackFunc)
 
bst.remove(13)
// ⬇️
/**
 * 
 *              8
 *     ------------------
 *     |                |
 *     6                16
 * ---------     ---------------
 *   |    |       |           |  
 *   4    7       11          18
 * -----       -------    ----------
 * |   |       |     |            |
 * 3   5       10    12           19
 *           -----              ------ 
 *           |                       |
 *           9                       20
*                                  -----
 *                                     |
 *                                     35
 * 
 */
//...

Data structures

Implement data structures:

• Stack
• Queue
• PriorityQueue
• LinkedList
• DoublyLinkedList
• CircleLinkedList
• CircleDoublyLinkedList
• HashTalbe
• BinarySearchTree
• RedBlackTree
• UndirectedGraph
• DirectedGraph

Original data structures in JavaScript:

• Array
• Set/WeakSet
• Map/WeakMap

⬆️ not in this library since you could use them directly.

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License

MIT

Feel free to use it.