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@kwizeraaimable/1d_array

v1.0.0

Published

Simplifying the manipulation of one dimensional numeric arrays.

Downloads

5

Readme

Description

This is going to simplify coding in javascript when dealing with one dimensional numeric arrays.

Installation

This is an npm package so you'll have to install it via the npm

npm install @kwizeraaimable/1d_array

Usage

This one has a very simple and easy syntax

//Import the npm package
const oneD_arrays_simplified = require("@kwizeraaimable/1d_array");

//A demo array
const demoArray = [1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9];

//the sum
const sum = oneD_arrays_simplified.sum(demoArray);

//maximum value in the array
const maximum = oneD_arrays_simplified.maximum(demoArray);

//minimum value in the array
const minimum = oneD_arrays_simplified.minimum(demoArray);

//the average
const average = oneD_arrays_simplified.average(demoArray);

//arrange them in ascending order
const ascending = oneD_arrays_simplified.ascending(demoArray);

//arrange them in descending order
const descending = oneD_arrays_simplified.descending(demoArray);

//Reverse the order of the values
const reverse = oneD_arrays_simplified.reverse(demoArray);

//check if a certain value exists in the array
const demoNum = 4;
const exists = oneD_arrays_simplified.valueInArr(demoArray, demoNum);

//remove duplicates from the array
const noDuplicates = oneD_arrays_simplified.removeDuplicates(demoArray);

//find the index of a value
const index = oneD_arrays_simplified.findIndexOf(demoArray, demoNum);

//slice the array
//get the first 3 values
const first3Values = oneD_arrays_simplified.slice(demoArray, 3);

//get the last 4 values, make sure you make the number negative
const last4Values = oneD_arrays_simplified.slice(demoArray, -4);

//concatenate 2 arrays
const arr1 = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];
const arr2 = [2, 3, 4, 5, 4];
const concatenatedArray = oneD_arrays_simplified.concat(arr1, arr2);

//check if all values meet a certain condition
//this is to check if numbers are even
const condition = (n) => {
  return n % 2 === 0;
};
const allMeetCondition = oneD_arrays_simplified.satisfyCondition(
  demoArray,
  condition
);

//check if atlease one value meets a given condition
const oneMeetsCondition = oneD_arrays_simplified.oneSatisfyCondition(
  demoArray,
  condition
);

//find the index of the last occurrence of a number
const lastIndexofValue = oneD_arrays_simplified.lastOccurrenceOf(
  demoArray,
  demoNum
);

//flatten multdimensional arrays into a one dimensional array
const multdimensional = [
  [1, 2, 3, 4],
  [5, 6, 7, 7],
];
const flattened = oneD_arrays_simplified.flatten(multdimensional);

Conclusion

I thank you for choosing to use my package. I wish you goodluck within your coding journey.