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@clarketm/superpriorityqueue

v1.2.32

Published

PriorityQueue with superpowers! 💪

Downloads

28

Readme

PriorityQueue

NPM release

PriorityQueue with superpowers! 💪

Individual Module Installation

Yarn

$ yarn add @clarketm/superpriorityqueue

Npm

$ npm install @clarketm/superpriorityqueue --save

API

constructor(iterable: PriorityQueueIterable, comparator: Comparator)

Construct a PriorityQueue

size: number

Get the current size of the queue

max(): Item

Get the item with the highest priority

high(): Item

Alias to max

Get the item with the highest priority

min(): Item

Get the item with the lowest priority

low(): Item

Alias to min

Get the item with the lowest priority

isEmpty(): boolean

Check if queue is empty

clear(): void

Clear the items from the queue

insert(value: Item, priority: number): number

Enqueue an item into the queue

| Name | Type | Attribute | Description | | -------- | ------ | -------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | | value | Item | | item to insert | | priority | number | optional: true, default: 0 | priority of item (higher value === higher priority) |

deleteMax(): Item

Remove and return the item with the highest priority

deleteHigh(): Item

Alias to deleteMax()

Remove and return the item with the highest priority

deleteMin(): Item

Remove and return the item with the lowest priority

deleteLow(): Item

Alias to deleteMin()

Remove and return the item with the lowest priority

toArray(): Array

Convert the queue to an array

QueueNode

QueueNode

constructor(value: Item, priority: number)

Construct a PriorityQueue

value: Item

Get the value of the node

priority: number

Get the priority of the node