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avltree-js

v1.2.9

Published

Supports all basic operations and custom sort comparison functions.

Downloads

17

Readme

AVL Tree

Javascript impl of a traditional avl tree

Supports all basic operations and custom sort comparison functions.

  • insert
	tree.insert(2);
  • delete
	tree.delete(2);
  • search
	var element = tree.search(target);
	returns the element if it exists.
  • forEach
	var sum = 0;
	tree.forEach(function (element) {
		sum += element;
	});
  • getMin
	var min = tree.getMin();
  • getMax
	var max = tree.getMax();
  • deleteMax
	var max = tree.deleteMax();
  • getElementsAtDepth
	var nodesAtZero = tree.getElementsAtDepth(0);
returns an array of elements at depth 0 (in this case, the root);
  • Storing objects in the tree by using a custom ordering function, you can easily store objects in the tree, ordered by some property.
			// Create a custom sorting function that will order people by age.
			var personSortingFunction = function (personA, personB) {
				if (personA.age < personB.age) {
					return -1
				} else if (personA.age > personB.age) {
					return 1;
				}
				return 0;
			};

			// pass in the custom sorting function the the tree's constructor
			var personTree = new AvlTree(personSortingFunction);

			// create some test people to add to the tree
			var person1 = { age: 1 };
			var person2 = { age: 2 };
			var person3 = { age: 3 };
			var person4 = { age: 4 };

			// add the people to the tree in any order
			personTree.insert(person2);
			personTree.insert(person1);
			personTree.insert(person4);
			personTree.insert(person3);

			personTree.forEach(function (person) {
				console.log(person.age);
			});

output 1 2 3 4

Tests are run using mocha in the test directory.

npm install -g mocha

npm test

If you wish to help improve the speed there are some benchmarks in the speedTest directory.

npm run speedTest

does not support duplicate values at this time.