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npm install array-limited

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Node Version

16.15.1

NPM Version

9.6.7 Score

65.4

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Developer

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3 Contributors

Updated on Aug 30, 2023

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

0.0.7

Package Id

array-limited@0.0.7

Unpacked Size

3.73 kB

Size

1.44 kB

File Count

4

NPM Version

9.6.7

Node Version

16.15.1

Published on

Aug 31, 2023

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Array Limited

npm npm npm

Simple limited arrays in length.

This package is a mini array cache. You specify the max number of items you want and it will push out of the list the elements at the beginning of the array.

Installation

Yarn

yarn add array-limited

Npm

npm i array-limited

Usage

To have max 3 items and push to the list

1import { ArrayLimited } from 'array-limited';
2const lmtArray = new ArrayLimited(3)
3lmtArray.push(1)
4lmtArray.push(2)
5lmtArray.push(3)
6console.log(lmtArray.values)
7// ouput: [1, 2, 3]
8lmtArray.push(4)
9console.log(lmtArray.values)
10// ouput: [2, 3, 4]

You can also add items to the front to kick items at the out.

1import { ArrayLimited } from 'array-limited';
2const lmtArray = new ArrayLimited(3)
3lmtArray.push(1)
4lmtArray.push(2)
5lmtArray.push(3)
6console.log(lmtArray.values)
7// ouput: [1, 2, 3]
8lmtArray.pushFront(4)
9console.log(lmtArray.values)
10// ouput: [4, 1, 2]

Finally you can check if the array is already filled.

1import { ArrayLimited } from 'array-limited';
2const lmtArray = new ArrayLimited(3)
3console.log(lmtArray.isFilled())
4// ouput: false
5lmtArray.push(1)
6lmtArray.push(2)
7lmtArray.push(3)
8console.log(lmtArray.isFilled())
9// ouput: true

Author

Author: Burlet Mederic

Licence: GPL-3-0-only

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