HashMap, LinkedHashMap and Higher Order Functions for all other Iterables, such as Map, Set and Array
npm install @mootable/hashmap  
 
This project provides HashMap and LinkedHashMap classes that works both on Node.js and the browser.
* They are both implementations of a simplified HAMT like hash trie)
* It uses a modified Murmer 3 algorithm for generating hashes. This ensures the widest possible spread across all buckets.
* As per spec, the basic Hashmap is not guaranteed to meet order of insertion when iterating over it. If you want guaranteed insertion order when iterating, use LinkedHashMap.
* The keys are truly typed and unique, this means 1 !== "1".
* When choosing a collection it is worth understanding the problem you are trying to solve.
* Native JS Map for small numbers of entries, will be significantly faster.
* However once the map reaches 1'000 or more the Mootable Hashmap really shows its strengths. It utilizes more memory, to do this.
* The Native JS Map is likely to have improved speed characteristics if repeating operations in a loop, via things such as JIT compilation. It is worth benchmarking to see if Map works better for you in those situations.
Using npm:
$ npm install @mootable/hashmap
You can download the last stable version from the releases page.
If you like risk, you can download the latest master version, it's usually stable.
To run the tests:
$ npm test
To run the benchmarks: (Ensure you have the memory to run them)
* If you don't you can reduce the memory size (in MB) accordingly --max_old_space_size and remove the last items in MAP_SIZES
$ node --max_old_space_size=24576 --expose-gc test\benchmark.js
* For Full HTML Documentation with Examples please visit Here
* For Full Markdown Documentation please visit Here
javascript
import {HashMap, LinkedHashMap} from '@mootable/hashmap';
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#### Node CommonJS
javascript
const {HashMap, LinkedHashMap} = require('@mootable/hashmap');
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#### Browser
javascript
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$3
This HashMap is backed by a hashtrie.
- creates an empty hashmap
- new HashMap(copy:Iterable) creates a hashmap which is a copy of the provided iterable.
1) copy either
- an object that provides a forEach function with the same signature as Map.forEach, such as Map or this HashMap and LinkedHashMap
- or a 2 dimensional key-value array, e.g. .$3
LinkedHashMap maintains insertion order of keys, it has a slightly larger memory footprint and is a little slower.
- new LinkedHashMap() creates an empty linked hashmap
- new LinkedHashMap(copy:Iterable) creates a linked hashmap which is a copy of the provided iterable.
1) copy either
- an object that provides a forEach function with the same signature as Map.forEach, such as Map or this HashMap and LinkedHashMap
- or a 2 dimensional key-value array, e.g. .
$3
HashMap and LinkedHashMaps, have the same constructor options, and are created in the same way..Create an empty HashMap
`javascript
const hashmap = new HashMap();
// hashmap.size === 0;
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Create a LinkedHashMap from an array of key value pairs
javascript
const arr = [[1,'value1'],[2,'value2'],[3,'value3']];
const hashmap = new LinkedHashMap(arr);
// hashmap.size === 3;
`
Create HashMap from another map
javascript
const map = new Map([[1,'value1'],[2,'value2'],[3,'value3']])
const hashmap = new HashMap(map);
// hashmap.size === 3;
`
Create LinkedHashMap from another HashMap
javascript
const first = new HashMap([[1,'value1'],[2,'value2'],[3,'value3']])
const hashmap = new LinkedHashMap(first);
// hashmap.size === 3;
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Create a HashMap from a class with symbol
javascript
class MyIterable {
*[Symbol.iterator] () {
yield ["key1", "value1"];
yield ["key2", "value2"];
yield ["key3", "value3"];
yield ["key4", "value4"];
}
}
const iterable = new MyIterable();
const hashmap = new HashMap(iterable);
// hashmap.size === 4;
// it doesn't have to be a generator, an iterator works too.
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Create a LinkedHashMap from an object with an entries' generator function
javascript
const entriesObj = {
entries: function* () {
yield ["key1", "value1"];
yield ["key2", "value2"];
yield ["key3", "value3"];
yield ["key4", "value4"];
}
}
const hashmap = new LinkedHashMap(entriesObj);
// hashmap.size === 4;
// it doesn't have to be a generator, an iterator works too.
`
Create HashMap from an object with a forEach function
javascript
const forEachObj = {
forEach: (callback, ctx) => {
for (let i = 1; i <= 4; i++) {
callback.call(ctx, 'value' + i, 'key' + i);
}
}
};
const hashmap = new HashMap(forEachObj);
// hashmap.size === 4;
``* Current Benchmarks can be found under benchmark_results.
* The default benchmark does a single set, get and delete against a hashmap of a specific size. It does this thousands of times, and finds an approximate average.
* If you would like me to include your library for benchmarking, raise an issue in github.
* It must be in NPM
* It must have an identical interface to JS Map
* It must be fully written in JS. (Transpiling is acceptable) So that we can guarantee it works in the browser, not just node.
* This repository is a reimplemented version of the npm hashmap repository. It takes that implementation as a starting point, and moves it closer to the core functionality hashmaps are designed to achieve.
* The tests have remained mostly the same, as has some documentation, everything else has changed. The interfaces have now diverged.
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