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ds-priority-queue

v0.2.0

Published

A modular and efficient implementation of a Priority Queue with enqueue-optimized and dequeue-optimized strategies.

Downloads

23

Readme

Priority Queue Package

This package provides an efficient and flexible Priority Queue implementation. It supports two optimization strategies (enqueue-optimized and dequeue-optimized) and allows prioritization using either minimum or maximum priority.The library is designed to be flexible and efficient, allowing developers to choose the optimization best suited to their use case.

Features

  • Optimization Strategies:
    • Enqueue-Optimized: Efficient enqueue operations for quickly adding elements.
    • Dequeue-Optimized: Efficient dequeue operations for retrieving elements.
  • Priority Types:
    • Min-Priority: Elements with the smallest priority value are dequeued first.
    • Max-Priority: Elements with the largest priority value are dequeued first.
  • Supports prioritization using a custom numeric priority for each element.
  • Implements a modular design for extensibility and maintainability.

Installation

npm install ds-priority-queue

Usage

Import the PQueue class and initialize it with the desired optimization strategy.

import { PQueue } from "ds-priority-queue";

// Initialize a priority queue with desired options
const pq = new PQueue({ optimization: "dequeue", type: "max" });
// 'type' can be 'min' or 'max' and 'optimization' can be enqueue or dequeue

// Add elements with priorities
pq.enQueue("Task1", 2);
pq.enQueue("Task2", 5);
pq.enQueue("Task3", 1);

// Retrieve the highest-priority element
console.log(pq.deQueue()); // Outputs: 'Task2' (highest priority)

Options

The PQueue constructor accepts an options object. Here are the available options:

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | -------------- | ------------------------ | ----------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | optimization | "enqueue" \| "dequeue" | "enqueue" | Determines whether enqueue or dequeue operations are optimized. | | type | "min" \| "max" | "max" | Specifies the priority type: min for smallest priority values first, max for largest. |