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@dima-f1/range-array

v1.1.5

Published

Create an array with configurable range and optional callback invocation on each entry

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Range-array

With this function you can create an array with configurable range and optional callback invocation on each entry.

Note: This package created for my purposes, and I don't plan to actively maintain it. You can make a fork from this repository and do anything you want.

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Installation

NPM:

$ npm i @dima-f1/range-array

Yarn:

$ yarn add @dima-f1/range-array

API Reference

@dima-f1/range-array~rangeArray([start], end, [step], [callbackFn]) ⇒ array

Create an array with configurable range and optional callback invocation on each entry.

Returns: array - The array that corresponds with given params.

| Param | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | [start] | number | 1 | The value from which will be started range of array entries. | | end | number |   | The value at which will be ended range of array entries. If the value of end param is undefined then rangeArray returns an empty array | | [step] | number | 1 | The value, which will be used to determine the gap between adjacent array entries. If the value of step param is less than 0 then rangeArray returns an empty array | | [callbackFn] | function |   | A function that accepts only one argument - the next range item. If callbackFn function provided then rangeArray calls it one time for each element in the array. |

Usage

import rangeArray from '@dima-f1/range-array';


rangeArray(1, 10);
// => [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]

rangeArray(1, 10, 3);
// => [1,4,7,10]

rangeArray(1, 10, 2, (entry) => `Hello ${entry}`);
// => ['Hello 1','Hello 3','Hello 5','Hello 7','Hello 9']

License

MIT