array-generators
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Array functions (forEach, filter, map) with support for generator functions
Array methods (forEach, forEachSeries, map, filter) with support for generator functions.
$ npm install array-generators --save
let array = require('array-generators');
let forEach = array.forEach;
let filter = array.filter;
let map = array.map;
let arr = ['first', 'second', 'third'];
/* forEach (async) */
yield forEach(arr, function * (item, index) {
// item is value, e.g. 'first'
// index is, well, index, e.g. 0
});
/* forEachSeries (serially) */
yield forEachSeries(arr, function * (item, index) {
// same as forEach()
});
/* filter */
let result = yield filter(arr, function * (item, index) {
// return true or false
});
/* map */
let result = yield map(arr, function * (item, index) {
// return value
});
$ make test
MIT © Vadym Demedes
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Array functions (forEach, filter, map) with support for generator functions
We found that array-generators demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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