A lightweight TypeScript library for enhanced set management.
npm install @typescript-package/data --save-peernpm install @typescript-package/set --save-peerimport {
// Abstract.
CoreSet,
SetOnHook,
// Class.
DataSet,
ImmutableSet,
} from '@typescript-package/set';The abstract core class for building customizable Set and DataCore related classes.
import { CoreSet } from '@typescript-package/set';The DataSet is a concrete class that extends CoreSet and encapsulates its data within a DataCore store, providing additional data management capabilities.
import { DataSet } from '@typescript-package/data';
// Define a `DataCore` implementation for holding a data in `DataSet`.
export class CustomSetData<Type> extends Data<Set<Type>> {
constructor(initialValue?: Set<Type>, ...args: any[]) {
super(initialValue ?? new Set());
console.log(`...args: any[]`, args);
}
}
// Create a new `DataSet` instance with predefined entries and customized data holder.
export const dataSet = new DataSet
(
[0, 27, 37, 47],
[CustomSetData, 'a', 'b', 1]
);
console.debug(`dataSet`, dataSet);
// Check the `CustomSetData`.
console.log(`Data holder of \`CustomSetData\`:`, dataSet.data); // Output: CustomSetData {#locked: false, #value: Value}
// Log the size of the set
console.log("Size:", dataSet.size); // Output: Size: 4
// Check if a value exists
console.log("Has 27?", dataSet.has(27)); // Output: Has '27'? true
// Add a new value
dataSet.add(57);
console.log("Size after add:", dataSet.size); // Output: Size after add: 5
// Iterate over entries
dataSet.forEach(value => console.log(`${value}`));
// Output:
// 0
// 27
// 37
// 47
// 57
console.debug(`SymbolValue`, dataSet[SymbolValue]());
// Delete an entry
dataSet.delete(0);
console.log("Size after delete:", dataSet.size); // Output: Size after delete: 4
// Clear the set
dataSet.clear();
console.log("Size after clear:", dataSet.size); // Output: Size after clear: 0Your contributions are valued! If you'd like to contribute, please feel free to submit a pull request. Help is always appreciated.
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FAQ How should I deal with revisions in the 0.y.z initial development phase?
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How do I know when to release 1.0.0?
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