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@caspertech/punnett-square

v2.1.1

Published

A Punnett Square Calculator

Downloads

8

Readme

Punnett Square Build Status

NPM

A Punnett Square Calculator

Getting started

install the package:

npm install --save punnett-square

create a new class instance of PunnettSquare

import PunnettSquare from 'punnett-square';

// traits should be ordered from most dominant to least
const TRAITS = ['black', 'brown', 'blonde', 'red'];
const hair = new PunnettSquare(TRAITS);

breed

const MOM = ['brown', 'red'];
const DAD = ['black', 'red'];

const spawn = hair.breed(MOM, DAD);

/**
spawn is now an object with alleles and the expressed trait
{
  alleles: ['black', 'red'],
  trait: 'black',
}
**/

Documentation

Method: cross

Description:

Returns the resultant Punnett Square from a cross of two sets of alleles.

Usage

cross(mom, dad);

  • mom {array} required

    • two strings that exist in the array of traits used to instantiate the class
  • dad {array} required

    • two strings that exist in the array of traits used to instantiate the class
  • @return {array}

Example

const hair = new PunnettSquare(['black', 'brown', 'blonde', 'red']);
const MOM = ['brown', 'red'];
const DAD = ['black', 'red'];

const cross = hair.cross(MOM, DAD);

/**
cross is now an array of possible alleles
[
  ['brown', 'black'],
  ['brown', 'red'],
  ['red', 'black'],
  ['red', 'red'],
]
**/

Method: visible

Description:

Returns the dominant trait from an allele pair.

Usage

visible(alleles);

  • alleles {array} required

    • two strings that exist in the array of traits used to instantiate the class
  • @return {string}

Example

const hair = new PunnettSquare(['black', 'brown', 'blonde', 'red']);

const visible = hair.visible(['brown', 'red']);

// visible => 'brown'

Method: breed

Description:

Returns an object with an allele pair and the expressed trait from the resultant cross between two allele pairs

Usage

breed(mom, dad);

  • mom {array} required

    • two strings that exist in the array of traits used to instantiate the class
  • dad {array} required

    • two strings that exist in the array of traits used to instantiate the class
  • @return {object}

Example

const hair = new PunnettSquare(['black', 'brown', 'blonde', 'red']);
const MOM = ['brown', 'red'];
const DAD = ['black', 'red'];

const cross = hair.breed(MOM, DAD);

/**
cross is now an object that may look like
{
  alleles: ['red', 'black'],
  trait: 'black',
}
**/

Contributing

Feature requests, issues, and contributions are all welcome.

issues