ts-ds-tool

ts-ds-tool a tool library of Data Structure and Algorithms based on typescript

Quick Start

Install

1.Use NPM ( Recommend )

npm install ts-ds-tool --save

2.Import in Browser

Use the script tags in the browser to directly import the file and use the global variable DataStructure. We provide files such as ts-ds-tool/data-structure.min.js in the ts-ds-tool/dist directory in the npm package, or via unpkg Download it.

<script src="https://unpkg.com/ts-ds-tool/dist/data-structure.min.js"></script>

Included data structures 

• Linked List ✔
• Double Linked List ✔
• Cycle Linked List ✔
• Queue ✔
• Stack ✔
• Skip List ✔
• Max Heap ✔
• Min Heap ✔
• Priority Queue ✔
• Binomial Heap ✔
• Leftist Tree ✔
• HashTable ✔
• HashMap ✔
• HashSet ✔
• Tree Map ✔
• Tree Set ✔
• Disjoint Set ✔
• Basic Binary Tree ✔
• Binary Search Tree ✔
• AVL Tree ✔
• Red Black Tree ✔
• Fenwick Tree ✔
• Huffman Tree ✔
• Graph ✔

Included algorithms 

• binary search ✔
• longest common sequence ✔
• kmp ✔
• levenshtein distance ✔
• max sub array ✔
• min and max ✔
• bellman ford ✔
• dijkstra ✔
• floyd warshall ✔
• breadth first search ✔
• depth first search ✔
• isconnected ✔
• isEulerGraph ✔
• getEulerCircuit ✔
• kruskal ✔
• prim ✔
• tarjan ✔
• topo-sort ✔
• tsp branch and bound ✔
• gcd ✔
• lcm ✔
• combination ✔
• combination repeat ✔
• permutation ✔
• power set ✔
• bubble sort ✔
• insert sort ✔
• merge sort ✔
• quick sort repeat ✔
• selection sort ✔
• shell sort ✔

Import

import { Queue } from 'ts-ds-tool';
import { breadthFirstSearch } from 'ts-ds-tool';

import { sort } from 'ts-ds-tool';
import { math } from 'ts-ds-tool';
sort.quickSort([3,2,1]);
math.gcd(9, 6);

Run:

$ git clone [email protected]:HaifengDu/ts_ds_tool.git
$ cd ts_ds_tool
$ npm install

This will setup the library dependencies for you.

To run tests, run

$ npm run test

To lint your code, run

$ npm run lint

To generate test coverage, run

$ npm run ci

To compile typescript, run

$ npm run tsc

To only build, run

$ npm run build:dist

To compile and build, run

$ npm run build

License 

This project is licensed under the MIT License.