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timed-map

v0.0.1

Published

The timed map represents one collection of iterable itens that the basic idea is to map a value to a unique key in such a way that you can retrieve that value at any point in time by using the key and gathering one timer for preserve and manipulate the co

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Readme

timed-map

Why?

The timed map represents one collection of iterable itens that the basic idea is to map a value to a unique key in such a way that you can retrieve that value at any point in time by using the key and gathering one timer for preserve and manipulate the collection.

Installation

Via npm:

npm install timed-map

Features

* Collect map with timer for manipulate and preserve objects states
* Passive alghoritm
* Implemented for ECMA6

Test on node

$ git clone [email protected]:pflima92/timed-map.git
$ cd timed-map && npm install

Example


var TimedMap = require('timed-map');
var map = new TimedMap(1 * 60 * 1000); //Cache alive for one minute.

map.set('key', 'value');
map.set('obj', { "name" : "Value" });
map.set('timed', 'timed_value', 100); //Mantain alive for 100 miles

map.get('key'); // => value

map.keys(); // => key, obj, timed (only if 100 miles be respected)

map.values; // => ( key => value, obj => { "name" : "Value" }, timed => timed_value 

map.forEach((e, k, m) => {
	
	// => element, key, map - follow map of es6
}); 

API

.constructor([timeToLive] : int, [iterable] : optional)

Create new instance of TimedMap, timeToLive define default value to element live in TimedMap.

iterable can be added for init default map.

.get(key)

Get value from map, all operations are passive, on each call the timestamp are validate timeToLive..

.set(key, value, [timeToLive] optional)

Set element on map, definig key and value, individual timeToLive are optional, and will be used only for this command.

.has(key)

Validate if key are valid and present on this map.

.delete(key)

Delete key from map.

.renewKey(key, [timeToLive] optional)

Renew element by key, can passed optional timeToLive used individually by this operation.

.clear()

Clear all elements from this map;

.values()

Return all valid values from this map.

.keys()

Return all valid keys from this map.

.forEach(element, key, map)

Execute forEach following Map directives from es6.

License

MIT