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hqcmt

v1.0.3

Published

A JavaScript package for handling datasets with indexing and retrieval functionalities.

Downloads

3

Readme

hqcmt

HQCMT is a JavaScript library designed for efficient dataset indexing and retrieval. It allows users to create an index based on a specified key or default values, enabling quick access to data.

Installation

To install the package, use npm:

npm install hqcmt

Usage

Importing the Library

You can import the library in your TypeScript or JavaScript project as follows:

import { HQCMT } from 'hqcmt';

Creating an Instance

To create an instance of the HQCMT class, simply do:

const hqcmt = new HQCMT();

Adding a Dataset

You can add a dataset in JSON or object format. If no key is provided, the package will use a default index (like the 2nd or 3rd element) to create indexing.

// Ingest data (CSV file path, array of objects, or object/dict)
await hqcmt.ingestData(data, { dimensions: 15, key: 'id' });

Retrieving Data

To retrieve data by passing the index key, use the retrieveData method:

// Retrieve data by key
const results = hqcmt.retrieveData({ key: '12345', exactMatch: true });
console.log(results);

API

ingestData(data, options)

  • data: string (CSV file path), array, object, or Map
  • options:
    • dimensions (optional): number of dimensions
    • key (optional): key for hashmap grouping

retrieveData(options)

  • options:
    • key: key to retrieve data
    • exactMatch (optional, default true): exact or partial match

Default Indexing

If no key is specified, the package will create an index for each element of the object:

hqcmt.addDataset(dataset); // Default indexing
const defaultResult = hqcmt.retrieveData(1); // Retrieves the first object
console.log(defaultResult); // Output: { id: 1, name: 'Alice', age: 30 }

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.