@rimbu/common

This package exports common types and objects used in many other Rimbu packages.

Here is a brief overview:

| Name | Description | | --------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | CollectFun | types and values used in various collect methods in the collection. | | Comp | an interface and default implementations of comparison functions to order/sort values. | | Eq | an interface and default implementations of equality functions to check value equality | | Err | functions to easily create error throwing behavior as fallback values | | FastIterable | an Iterable implementation that can be more performant than usual iterables | | IndexRange | utilities to select index ranges in indexed collections | | OptLazy | a utility to provide values that can optionally be lazy | | Range | utility types to specify ranges for comparable types | | Reducer | an API to create reusable pieces of logic that process streams of data that can be processed in parallel | | TraverseState | a utility for loops to maintain the traversal state | | Update | a standard way to update a value |

Other than these values, there are a number of utility types that are exported that are also used throughout the collection.

For complete documentation please visit the Rimbu Docs, or directly see the Rimbu Common API Docs.

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Installation

Compabitity

• Node >= 16
• Deno
• Bun >= 0.6.0
• Web

Yarn / NPM / Bun

For convenience, all main types are also exported through @rimbu/core.

To install this package only:

For yarn:

yarn add @rimbu/common

For npm:

npm i @rimbu/common

For bun:

bun add @rimbu/common

Deno

For Deno, the following approach is recommended:

In the root folder of your project, create or edit a file called import_map.json with the following contents (where you should replace x.y.z with the desired version of Rimbu):

{
  "imports": {
    "@rimbu/": "https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/"
  }
}

Note: The trailing slashes are important!

In this way you can use relative imports from Rimbu in your code, like so:

import { List } from '@rimbu/core/mod.ts';
import { HashMap } from '@rimbu/hashed/mod.ts';

Note that for sub-packages, due to conversion limitations it is needed to import the index.ts instead of mod.ts, like so:

import { HashMap } from '@rimbu/hashed/map/index.ts';

To run your script (let's assume the entry point is in src/main.ts):

deno run --import-map import_map.json src/main.ts

Usage

import { Eq } from '@rimbu/common';

console.log(Eq.stringCaseInsentitive()('abc', 'AbC'));
// => true

Author

Arvid Nicolaas

Contributing

Feel very welcome to contribute to further improve Rimbu. Please read our Contributing guide.

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License

Licensed under the MIT License, Copyright © 2020-present Arvid Nicolaas.

See LICENSE for more information.