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@fizzwiz/search

v0.0.0-dev.1

Published

Declarative lazy search abstractions for exploring and solving complex computational problems, synchronously or asynchronously.

Readme

🧘‍♂️ @fizzwiz/search

A lightweight JavaScript library for defining declarative, lazy search algorithms, both synchronous and asynchronous, with fluent, queue-driven iteration.

This library is ideal for exploring large or infinite search spaces efficiently and transparently, with full control over candidate generation, expansion, and concurrency.


Features

  • Synchronous search with Search

  • Asynchronous search with AsyncSearch (parallel or distributed)

  • Fluent, chainable API:

    • Define initial candidates via from()
    • Describe expansion logic via through()
    • Control iteration order with via()
    • Limit branching with max()
    • Control concurrency (async only) with inParallel()
  • Fully lazy, iterable (or async iterable), suitable for memory-efficient algorithms

  • Compatible with any queue strategy (BFS, DFS, priority queues, custom)


🧠 Guides & Concepts

Deep-dive into practical patterns, real-world use cases, and advanced techniques:

👉 https://search.blog.fizzwiz.cloud


Installation

npm install @fizzwiz/search

Usage

Synchronous Search

import { Search } from "@fizzwiz/search";
import { ArrayQueue } from "@fizzwiz/sorted";

const search = new Search()
  .from(1, 2, 3)
  .through(x => [x + 1, x + 2])
  .via(new ArrayQueue());

for (const candidate of search) {
  console.log(candidate);
}

Asynchronous Search

import { AsyncSearch } from "@fizzwiz/search";
import { ArrayQueue } from "@fizzwiz/sorted";

const asyncSearch = new AsyncSearch()
  .from(1, 2, 3)
  .through(async x => [x + 1, x + 2])
  .via(new ArrayQueue())
  .inParallel(4);

for await (const candidate of asyncSearch) {
  console.log(candidate);
}

API

Search (synchronous)

  • from(...starts) — set initial candidates
  • through(fn) — define search space expansion function
  • via(queue, max) — set queue strategy and optional maximum queue size
  • Iterable: use for...of to iterate candidates lazily

AsyncSearch (asynchronous)

  • from(...starts) — set initial candidates (can be async iterable or promise)
  • through(fn) — define asynchronous expansion function
  • via(queue, max) — set queue strategy
  • inParallel(cores) — define concurrent expansion batch
  • Async iterable: use for await...of to iterate candidates

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