Algorithms and data structures for JS/TS
  • Introduction
  • GETTING STARTED
    • TS
    • Node.js
    • ES Modules
    • Browsers
  • PUBLIC API
    • How to read
    • Linked lists
      • SinglyLinkedList
      • DoublyLinkedList
      • CircularlyLinkedList
    • Stacks and queues
      • LinkedStack
      • LinkedQueue
      • LinkedDeque
      • CircularQueue
      • CircularArrayBuffer
      • UnsortedPriorityQueue
      • SortedPriorityQueue
      • AdaptableHeapPriorityQueue
    • Maps
      • SortedMap
      • MaximaSet
      • AVLTreeMap
      • SplayTreeMap
      • RedBlackTreeMap
    • Trees
      • GeneralTree
      • LinkedBinaryTree
      • PreorderTreeTraversal
      • InorderTreeTraversal
      • PostorderTreeTraversal
      • EulerTourTreeTraversal
    • Searches
      • Binary search
      • Quick select
    • Text processing
      • Longest common subsequence
      • Boyer-Moore
      • Knuth-Morris-Pratt
    • Position
    • Locator
    • Comparators
  • CONTRIBUTION NOTES
    • How to contribute
    • Project structure
  • Changelog
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  1. GETTING STARTED

Node.js

Getting started with ADSJS in Node.js.

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This guide explains how to use ADSJS with CommonJS module format which is usually default for Node.js projects.

To add ADSJS into your project run the following command in terminal (from project directory):

npm install ads-js

Then give it a try in your source code:

const SinglyLinkedList = require('ads-js').SinglyLinkedList;
// or
const SinglyLinkedList = require('ads-js/lists').SinglyLinkedList;

const list = new SinglyLinkedList([1, 2, 3]);
const position = list.getLast();

console.log(position.element);

Visit section to get further details about capabilities of this library.

PUBLIC API