npm install doublelist
doublelist():
Constructor. Returns a new doublelist instance.length:
Returns the length of the list.add(key, value):
Adds an element at the end of the list.append(key, value):
As above.enqueue(key, value):
As above.push(key, value):
Adds an element at the beginning of the list.insert(insertkey, key, value):
Adds an element after the element with keyinsertkey
.pop():
Removes and returns the element at the beginning of the list, in the form[key, value]
.dequeue():
As above.remove(key):
Removes and returns the value of the element with keykey
.clear():
Clears the list, removing all elements.flush():
As above.empty():
As above.get(key):
Returns the value of the element with keykey
.find(key):
As above.set(key, value):
Assigns the valuevalue
to the element with keykey
.update(key, value):
As above.hasKey(key):
Returns whether or not the keykey
exists.foreach(callback):
Iterates over the list, executing the callbackcallback
on each element. Callback expects the signature:callback(key, value)
.toArray():
Returns an array representation of the list, in the form[[key1, value1], [key2, value2], ...]
.toDict():
Returns a dictionary representation of the list, in the form{key1: value1, key2: value2, ...}
.
var doublelist = require('doublelist')
var d = new doublelist()
d.add('armadillo', {'baboon':'crayfish'})
d.append('elephant', 5)
d.insert('armadillo', 'deer', null)
d.set('elephant', 500)
d.append('fennec', 'gorilla')
d.update('fennec', 'gopher')
console.log(d.remove('elephant'))
//500
d.insert('deer', 'earwig', 42.69)
d.foreach(function(key, value){
console.log('KEY: ' + key + ', VALUE: ' + value)
})
//KEY: armadillo, VALUE: [object Object]
//KEY: deer, VALUE: null
//KEY: earwig, VALUE: 42.69
//KEY: fennec, VALUE: gopher
console.log(d.toArray())
//[ [ 'armadillo', { baboon: 'crayfish' } ],
// [ 'deer', null ],
// [ 'earwig', 42.69 ],
// [ 'fennec', 'gopher' ] ]
console.log(d.toDict())
//[ armadillo: { baboon: 'crayfish' },
// deer: null,
// earwig: 42.69,
// fennec: 'gopher' ]
d.clear()
console.log(d.length)
//0
Refer to the included tests for more example use.