hashset-native

node-hashset
============

Provides a native hashset implementation for node.

Often, when you need to use a set in JavaScript, you may instead use a JavaScript object like so:
``javascript
var cache = {};

cache['foobar'] = true;

if (!cache['foobar']) {
...
}
`

This works good for up to a few million items, but then it starts to grind v8 down to a halt.

node-hashset implements a stricly typed hashset with std::unsorted_map to enable high-volume sets.

Installation

`bash
$ npm install hashset-native
`

Quick start

`javascript
var HashSet = require('hashset-native');
var set = new HashSet.string();
set.add('foobar');
`

Checkout the tests for more examples.

HashSet

There are currently two HashSet constructors, HashSet.int32 and HashSet.string.

$3

Adds value to the set.

$3

Returns a boolean value indicating if the set contains value.

$3

Removes value` from the set.

$3

Removes all values from the set.

$3

Returns the numbers of values in the set.