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bakasho

v0.0.6

Published

A standard library for building libraries and applications

Downloads

22

Readme

Bakasho

This is a minimalistic standard library. Its goal is to provide the best building blocks so that the end user can easily build other libraries without having to deal with the minutiae of numeric overflows or the implementation of a priority queue for example.

Key focus areas:

  1. Immutable Functional Programming
  2. Asynchronous / Distributed Computing
  3. IO and Stream processing

Finally, it is only concerned with running JavaScript on the Server. It assumes it is being run in an OS environment and makes no attempt to support Browsers. It does, however, support every major OS platform and strives to provide consistent behavior across os and version.


datatype
  types
  arrays
  functions
  collections
  objects
  strings
  numbers
    bigDecimal
    bigInteger


io
  stream
  buffer

async

immutable

datastruct
  Heap
  Pool
  PriorityQueue
  Stack
  Trie
  Set

Other Libraries handled externally but needing implementation

  1. crypto (sha1, md5)
  2. encoding (csv, base32, etc)