Description
Data structure and graph processing library written in modern JavaScript
Keywords
- data structures
- javascript
- graph
- undirected graph
- directed graph
- weighted graph
- breadth first search
- BFS
- depth first search
- DFS
- dijkstra
- shortest path
- prim
- minimum spanning tree
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Description
Javascript Implementation of Binary Search Tree
Keywords
- Javascript
- DataStructure
- js-trees
- tree
- js-tree
- bst
- binary search
- binary-search-tree
- BST
- dfs
- bfs
- dfs pre order
- dfs post order
- dfs in order
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Description
Data oriented tree structure that unleashes the power of callbacks to create, search and traverse the tree.
Keywords
- node
- graph
- tree
- binary
- data-tree
- data
- binary-tree
- search-tree
- BFS
- DFS
- import tree
- export tree
- search
- BST
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Description
A library of data structures and algorithms
Keywords
- js-datastructures
- es6 data structures
- javascript data structures
- data structures
- data structures javascript
- data structures js
- stack
- es6 stack
- queue
- es6 queue
- priority queue
- priorityqueue
- trees
- binary trees
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Description
ioBroker adapter for ODL data from the German Federal Office for Radiation Protection
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Description
Breadth-first search (BFS) using promise (Bluebird)
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Description
General purpose BFS implementation.
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Description
Simplify JS objects, replacing circular references by the path leading to the parent reference. Useful before a JSON.stringify() or a recursive navigation over the object.
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Description
Graph data structure with path finding and traversing algorithms
Keywords
- graph
- dijkstra
- path
- finding
- find path
- path finder
- shortest
- shortest path
- dfs
- depth first search
- bfs
- bredth first search
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Description
A jQuery extension supporting asynchronous breadth-first-search action. Outputs are used as inputs for further BFS action until a specified condition is met (usually max depth or number of results).
