#Bearded 2 Dimensional Arrays

If you can understand how to deal with it, it becomes just another data type

Installing:

$ yarn add bearded-2d

And then somewhere in your code:

import Grid from 'bearded-2d'

const grid = new Grid([
    [1,2,3],
    [4,5,6],
    [7,8,9]
])

##API

| Method | Arguments | Returns | |:--|:-:|--:| | rows | null | two-dimensional array | | columns | null | two-dimensional array | | value | null | two-dimensional array | | map | fn: Function | new Grid | | contains | val: any | Boolean | | locations | null | two-dimensional array | | get | location: double/number | Array/any | | set | location: double/number, value: any | undefined | | block | start: double, width: number, height: number | two-dimensional array |

##Note on Set

Set will make grid.__value into a square regardless of the index given. For instance, if your grid is 3 by 3 and you grid.set([5,5],val), you will now have a 5 by 5 grid with [undefined,undefined,undefined,undefined, undefined, undefined] and your rows will be [1,2,3,undefined,undefined,undefined], i.e. It will create undefined rows and columns if you give it a bigger index than it can handle