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@micham/trie-ts

v0.0.2

Published

Implementation of trie with search and hasPrefix

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Readme

trie-ts

This repository is yet another implementation of a trie in full typescript with a functional approach. This implementation favor time complexity over space complexity by storing a bit more information than necessary in each node.

A Trie is a Tree Data structure that usually store characters arrays in a way that makes it easy to perform prefix searches.

Example of a trie taken from Wikipedia

picture of trie

Use cases

Here are some use cases in which this library can help you

  • You need to check that a word is present in a list of words (Though you could do that with a simple dict)
  • You need to check is a word is a prefix of a known word in a dictionary
  • You need to check if a given word start with a prefix that is amongst a list of known prefix
  • You want to create a custom autocomplete

Using this library, you'll be able to gain performance that will outshine a simple .map on a list of word.

Installation

Using NPM

npm install @micham/trie-ts

Using Yarn

yarn add @micham/trie-ts

API

This library expose two APIs.

Base API

The first one is available here and consist of the following functions

/**
 * Create a Trie from a list of words
 */
type MakeTrieFromList = (words: string[]) => Trie;
/**
 * Create a Trie from function argument list
 */
type TrieOfWords = (...words: string[]) => Trie;
/**
 * Add word to Trie
 */
type AddToTrie = (word: string, trie: Trie) => Trie;
/**
 * Remove word from Trie
 */
type RemoveFromTrie = (word: string, trie: Trie) => Trie;
/**
 * Check if word is already in Trie
 */
type HasWord = (word: string, trie: Trie) => boolean;
/**
 * Check all the words that match the query prefix
 */
type SearchPrefix = (query: string, trie: Trie) => string[];
/**
 * Check that the Trie contains at least one prefix of word
 */
type HasPrefix = (word: string, trie: Trie) => boolean;

Pipe-able API

If you are using a library such as fp-ts or any other that allow you to use a "pipe" util, you'll be able to use the second version of the api with a syntax that looks like that

import { add, emptyTrie } from '@micham/trie-ts/lib/pipeable';

pipe(
  emptyTrie,
  add('word'),
  add('word1'),
  add('word2'),
  add('word3'),
  add('word4'),
  add('word5'),
  add('word6')
);