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compscijs

v0.0.6

Published

Basic collection of algorithm and data structure implementations

Downloads

16

Readme

Build Status

Algorithms and Data Structures in JavaScript

In my continuing effort to become more proficient with both TDD and algorithms, I'm setting up this repo to be my dumping ground for algorithms implemented in JavaScript. I use Mocha / Chai as the testing framework.

This collection exists as an academic exercise for myself, and for anyone who might want to see how another software engineer might implement these algorithms in JavaScript. I'd caution against using them in production code; I'd bet you can find more performant implementations elsewhere.

Installation

In your project: $ npm install --save compscijs

To use them:

var compscijs = require('compscijs');

var graph = new compscijs.Graph();

Documentation

More documentation about the code is available at:

$ open node_modules/compscijs/docs/index.html

Development

$ npm install

To run the tests:

$ npm test

I'm also using this repo to experiment with automated documentation generation for ES6 classes. I'm currently using esdocs for this. To generate the docs:

$ npm run docgen

To view the documentation:

$ npm run docs

(Or you can just open docs/index.html in your favorite browser.)