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rondonjon-typesafe-collection

v2.1.1

Published

A zero-dependency, lightweight implementation of key/value maps with typesafe, auto-incrementing keys.

Downloads

3

Readme

rondonjon-typesafe-collection

A zero-dependency, lightweight implementation of key/value maps with typesafe, auto-incrementing keys.

Packaged for ESM and CommonJS. Type definitions included.

Reference

type Key<T> = string & {
  readonly brand: T
}
type IndexedEntry<T> = {
  readonly key: Key<T>
  readonly value: T
}
type IndexedCollection<T> = {
  readonly sequence: number
  readonly entries: Readonly<Record<Key<T>, IndexedEntry<T>>>
}
type Matcher<T> = (value: T) => boolean
function create<T>(): IndexedCollection<T>
function insert<T>(c: IndexedCollection<T>, value: T): Key<T>
function has<T>(c: IndexedCollection<T>, key: Key<T>): boolean
function match<T>(c: IndexedCollection<T>, matcher: Matcher<T>): IndexedEntry<T>[]
function remove<T>(c: IndexedCollection<T>, key: Key<T>): T
function entry<T>(c: IndexedCollection<T>, key: Key<T>): IndexedEntry<T>
function get<T>(c: IndexedCollection<T>, key: Key<T>): T
function update<T>(c: IndexedCollection<T>, key: Key<T>, value: T): void
function keys<T>(c: IndexedCollection<T>): Key<T>[]
function entries<T>(c: IndexedCollection<T>): IndexedEntry<T>[]
function values<T>(c: IndexedCollection<T>): T[]

Example

type Employee = {
  firstName: string
  lastName: string
}
const collection: IndexedCollection<Employee> = create<Employee>()
const key1: Key<Employee> = insert(collection, {
  firstName: "Ron",
  lastName: "Don Jon",
})
const key2: Key<Employee> = insert(collection, {
  firstName: "Bob",
  lastName: "Muller",
})
const key3: Key<Employee> = insert(collection, {
  firstName: "Stacy",
  lastName: "Klein",
})
const mullers: IndexedEntry<Employee>[] = match(collection, ({ lastName }) => lastName === "Muller")
const allEmployees: Employee[] = values(collection)
const allKeys: Key<Employee>[] = keys(collection)

History

| Version | Changes | | ------- | ----------------------------------------------------- | | 1.0.0 | Initial version | | 1.0.1 | Add missing package.json fields | | 2.0.0 | Full rewrite | | 2.1.0 | Add example to README.md | | 2.1.1 | Enforce type constraints in insert() and update() |