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@joookiwi/collection

v1.8.0

Published

A Javascript implementation of a collection based on Array (from Javascript/Java/Kotlin/C#/PHP), Set (from Javascript/Java/Kotlin), List (from Java/Kotlin/C#) and Enumerable (from C#)

Downloads

28

Readme

Collection (javascript version)

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Table of content

The implementation originated from the @joooKiwi/enumeration and is now a standalone implementation.

The way to think about this is to have the functionalities of other languages (like Java, PHP, C#, Kotlin and even Javascript) all in one standalone structure.

But, with a possible functional approach using the collections.

The structure is and will be in continuous change to implement almost everything that the other languages have (if it is possible).

Installation

npm install @joookiwi/collection
npm i @joookiwi/collection

npm install --save @joookiwi/collection
npm i -S @joookiwi/collection

npm install --save-dev @joookiwi/collection
npm i -D @joookiwi/collection

Usage

There are 2 different kinds of collections. A lazy (LazyGenericCollectionHolder) and an eager (GenericCollectionHolder) one. All of which are non-mutable.

So, no computation can be done "normally" in these instances.

But they can always be converted to the Array, Set, WeakSet or even Map depending on the usage.

It can be separated in different categories.

  1. The value methods
  2. The loop methods
  3. The conversion methods
  4. Some utility methods (not part of the CollectionHolder)

1. The value methods are:

  • size, length & count
  • isEmpty & isNotEmpty
  • hasNull, includesNull & containsNull
  • get, at & elementAt
  • getOrElse, atOrElse & elementAtOrElse
  • getOrNull, atOrNull & elementAtOrNull
  • indexOf & lastIndexOf
  • indexOfFirst & indexOfFirstIndexed
  • indexOfLast & indexOfLastIndexed
  • first & firstOrNull
  • last & lastOrNull

2. The loop methods are:

  • all, any & none
  • hasOne, has, includesOne, includes, containsOne & contains
  • hasAll, includesAll & containsAll
  • join
  • filter & filterIndexed
  • filterNot & filterIndexedNot
  • filterNotNull & requireNotNull
  • find & findIndexed
  • findLast & findLastIndexed
  • slice
  • map & mapIndexed
  • mapNotNull & mapNotNullIndexed
  • forEach & forEachIndexed

3. The conversion methods

  • objectValuesMap (a utility method to retrieve the object association of WeakSet)
  • toIterator
  • toArray & toMutableArray
  • toSet & toMutableSet
  • toWeakSet & toMutableWeakSet
  • toMap & toMutableMap
  • toReverse, toReversed, reversed
  • toString, toLocaleString, toLowerCaseString, toLocaleLowerCaseString, toUpperCaseString & toLocaleUpperCaseString

4. The utility methods (not part of the CollectionHolder)

  • asString, asLocaleString, asLowerCaseString, asLocaleLowerCaseString, asUpperCaseString & asLocaleUpperCaseString (These methods will be eventually moved in another project)
  • isMinimalistCollectionHolder
  • isCollectionHolder
  • isCollectionIterator

Almost every method is present in the src/method at the exception of get(index), getOrNull(index) and getOrElse(index, defaultValue) that is handled differently based on the type of instance.

The non-implemented methods are size (with its alias length & count) and isEmpty with its inverse isNotEmpty.

The alias methods are not part of the extension function. It includes includesNull, containsNull, atOrElse, elementAtOrElse, atOrDefault, elementAtOrDefault, has, includes, includesOne, includesAll, contains, containsOne, containsAll, toReversed & reversed.

Contribution

You can contribute to great simple packages. All with similar behaviour across different languages (like Java, Kotlin, C# and PHP). It can be done 2 different ways: