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typescript-dsa

v1.2.3

Published

Collection of common data structures / algorithms implemented in TypeScript

Downloads

38

Readme

typescript-dsa

Repository for implementations for a good number of data structures and algorithms in TypeScript

For more information, see the documentation

Contributions

Contributions are more than welcome :)

If you want to add your own implementation of a data structure or algorithm:

  • Fork the repository
  • Create a folder in the relevant directory (data_structures or algorithms) w/ name in snake_case
  • Inside this folder, add your implementation w/ the file name(s) in PascalCase
    • For a data structure, implement it as a class
    • For an algorithm, implement it as a function
    • Export the relevant class(es)/function(s)
  • Write tests in the tests directory
  • After testing, make a pull request

Changes to pre-existing implementations are also welcome :]

If you find a typo in documentation:

This repo uses TypeDoc to generate documentation from JSDoc comments, so please fix typos directly in the code and submit a pull request. Please do not directly edit files in the docs directory.