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observ-grid

v2.10.1

Published

An observable array-grid.

Downloads

42

Readme

observ-grid

An observable array-grid.

Allows all the same operations as array-grid, but is observable.

Install via npm

$ npm install observ-grid

API

var ObservGrid = require('observ-grid')

var grid = ObservGrid(data, shape[, stride])

  • data is a 1D array storage. It is either an instance of Array or a typed array.
  • shape is the shape of the view (Default: [data.length, 1])
  • stride is the resulting stride of the new array. (Default: row major [shape[1], 1])
  • offset is the offset to start the view (Default: 0)

Returns a 2-dimensional array view of the underlying data.

grid.get(row, col)

Get the value at the position specified.

grid.set(row, col, value)

Set the value of the position specified. Notifies all observers.

grid.index(row, col)

Get the interal 1d data index of the specified coordinates.

grid.lookup(value)

Lookup the [row,col] coordinates of the specified value.

grid.coordsAt(index)

Lookup the [row,col] coordinates of the specified 1d index.

grid.place(originRow, originCol, array)

Stamp another ArrayGrid or two-dimensional ndarray starting at the origin specified. Batches changes then notifies all observers.

grid.transaction(func)

Batch changes together. func will be called with a mutable ArrayGrid which can be modified. On return, the data will be diffed against original and merged into the grid. A single observ notification will be triggered.

Observable Attributes

grid

The grid itself is observable and will notify on all changes.

var grid = ObservGrid([0,1,2,3,4,5], [2,3])
var removeListener = grid(function(value){
  // value is a new instance of ArrayGrid with the updated data
  console.log(value._diff) //= [ [0, 1, 'A'] ]
  console.log(value.get(0, 1)) //= 'A'
  console.log(value.data) //= ['A', 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
})
grid.set(0, 1, 'A')

// clean up event handler
removeListener()

grid.data (ObservArray)

The underlying one-dimensional array holding the data. This can be modified directly and observers will be notified.

grid.shape (ObservArray)

[rows,columns] of the grid.

grid.stride (ObservArray)