finalskiplist
v1.0.2
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Fast & fully-featured skip list data structure for JavaScript and TypeScript.
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FinalSkipList
Fast & fully-featured skip list data structure for JavaScript and TypeScript, designed for efficient and easy-to-use operations on sorted sets of data.
Features
- Insert, delete, and search by rank or score.
- Supports duplicate scores with unique values.
- Count and query ranges of scores or ranks.
- Iterable with
for...of
loops. - Customizable configuration for optimization.
- Written in TypeScript with type definitions included.
Installation
npm install finalskiplist
Building & Testing
cd node_modules/finalskiplist
npm run test
npm run build
Browser ready JS file will be placed in dist/browser/
Usage
TypeScript
import FinalSkipList from 'finalskiplist';
const mySkipList = new FinalSkipList<string>();
// Insert elements with scores
mySkipList.insert('A', 10);
mySkipList.insert('B', 20);
mySkipList.insert('C', 30);
mySkipList.insert('D', 40);
mySkipList.insert('E', 50);
mySkipList.insert('F', 60);
// Get elements by rank
console.log(mySkipList.getByRank(0)); // 'A'
console.log(mySkipList.getByRank(1)); // 'B'
// Get elements by score
console.log(mySkipList.getByScore(20)); // ['B']
// Delete elements by rank or score
mySkipList.deleteByRank(0); // 'A'
mySkipList.deleteByScore(30); // ['C']
API
For a detailed API documentation and examples, check out the API.md file.
License
FinalSkipList is licensed under the MIT License.