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tiny-stack

v2.0.1

Published

Tiny stack for browser or server

Downloads

5,635

Readme

Tiny Stack

Stack for Client or Server.

build status

API

clear

Clears the stack

length

Gets the length/size of the stack

peek

Gets the top item of the stack

pop

Gets & removes the top item of the stack

push

Adds an item to the top the stack

empty

Tests if this stack is empty

search

Returns the 1-based position where an object is on this stack

Example

const stack = require("tiny-stack"),
    mystack = stack(),
    jane = {name: "Jane Doe"},
    john = {name: "John Doe"};

mystack.length(); // 0
mystack.empty(); // true
mystack.push(john);
mystack.push(jane);
mystack.length(); // 2
mystack.search(jane); // 1
mystack.search(john); // 2
mystack.search({}); // -1
mystack.empty(); // false
mystack.peek(); // {name: "Jane Doe"}
mystack.pop();
mystack.length(); // 1
mystack.peek(); // {name: "John Doe"}
mystack.clear();
mystack.length(); // 0

License

Copyright (c) 2018 Jason Mulligan Licensed under the BSD-3-Clause license.