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disjoint-range

v0.1.2

Published

Disjoint continuous ranges

Downloads

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Readme

disjoint-range

Disjoint continuous ranges

Warning: Package is still in testing stage. Please open an issue if you encounter a bug.

Getting Started

yarn add disjoint-range

or

npm install disjoint-range

Usage

const {Range, DisjointRange} = require('disjoint-range')

const r1 = new Range(0, 6, {includesEnd: false}) // Open end range

const r2 = new Range(4, 10, {includesStart: false}) // Open start range

const dr1 = new DisjointRange()
    .add(r1)
    .add(r2)

console.log(dr1.toString()) // [0, 10]

console.log(dr1.includes(5.5)) // true

const dr2 = new DisjointRange()
    .add(new Range(-10, 20))
    .remove(dr1)

console.log(dr2.toString()) // [-10, 0), (10, 20]

console.log(dr2.includes(15)) // true

console.log(dr2.includes(10)) // false

API

class Range

Continuous range

start: number

  • readonly

Start of range

end: number

  • readonly

End of range

includesStart: boolean

  • readonly

Range includes start

includesEnd: boolean

  • readonly

Range includes end

constructor(start: number, end: number, [options])

  • options: {includesStart: boolean = true, includesEnd: boolean = true}

If start > end || (start === end && !(includesStart && includesEnd) then throws InvalidRangeError

equal(other: Range) => boolean

Returns true if range is equal to other

includes(other: number | Range) => boolean

Returns true if range includes other

clone() => Range

Clones the range

toString() => string

Converts range to string

class InvalidRangeError

  • extends Error

Thrown by new Range()

start: number

  • readonly

end: number

  • readonly

includesStart: boolean

  • readonly

includesEnd: boolean

  • readonly

class DisjointRange

Disjoint continuous ranges

ranges: Range[]

  • readonly

equal(other: DisjointRange) => boolean

Returns true if disjointRange is equal to other

add(other: number | Range | DisjointRange) => DisjointRange

Returns union of disjointRange and other

remove(other: number | Range | DisjointRange) => DisjointRange

Returns difference of disjointRange and other

intersect(other: number | Range | DisjointRange) => DisjointRange

Returns intersection of disjointRange and other

includes(other: number | Range | DisjointRange) => boolean

Returns true if disjointRange includes other

clone() => DisjointRange

Clones the disjointRange

toString() => string

Converts disjointRange to string