Data.js

• Version: 1.0.0
• License: MIT
• Author: Jahongir Sobirov

Launch this framework:

1. Download the Data.js framework from github in .zip format.
2. Place the bin folder in the application folder you are creating.
3. Copy and paste bin \ data.js into the require function in your program code.
4. Start

Software creation procedure

|___app.js
|___bin
      |__data.js
      |__test.js

In app.js file:

const Data = require(".bin/data")
var app = new Data(["data.js","php",14],{
      get: 0, 
      getLenght: false,
      join: false,
      copy: 1,
      constructor: true,
      entries: false,
      reverse: false,
      sort: true,
      fill: false,
      shift: false,
      map: false,
      pop: false
});

Terms of use

You must write a list of all methods in this framework in order. You must write a value of false to the method you do not want to use (otherwise true or some value).

Data.js guide

With this framework, you can easily work in arrays.

Getting started in data.js

1. Download .zip file Data.js in Github
2. Create new folder for your new app
3. Copy bin folder in Data.js:

|___bin
      |__data.js
      |__test.js

4. Importing Data.js your file:

const Data = require("./bin/data.js"); // importing data.js
var app = new Data();

Usage

This framework syntax very simple

const Data = require("./data"); // importing data.js
var app = new Data(["data.js","javascript",14,25,9,16], // the main array that the framework takes
{
    get: 0, // returns the desired value from the array
    getLength: true, // returns length of array
    join: ", ", // places the desired value between array values
    copy: 1, // copies any value in the array
    constructor: true, // returns the data type
    entries: true, // returns the data type
    reverse: true, // displays the values ​​in reverse order.
    sort: true, // sorts the values in alphabetical order
    fill: "data.js", // replaces the array values ​​with the value in this method
    shift: true, // assigns the first value
    map: Math.sqrt, // delete array values
    pop: true // returns the final value
});

Importing Data.js

To use this framework, upload it to your new file

const Data = require("./data") // importing

First method in Data.js

Since the method name is not given in Data.js, you name it with the name of the imported variable

var app = new Data([12,13,"Hello, world"],{
});

Returns any value in the array

The get: method will help you to do this.

var app = new Data([12,13,"Hello, world"],{
    get: 3
});

Determine the number of values ​​in an array

This is done using the getLength: method.

var app = new Data([12,13,"Hello, world"],{
    getLength: true
});

Add any character or letter between values ​​in the array

For example, if you want to add a comma between array values, please:

var app = new Data(["Hello world",12,16,18],{
   join: ", " 
});

Copy any value in the array

It's very easy:

var app = new Data(["Hello world",12,16,18],{
   copy: 0 
});

Check that it is array

Try:

var app = new Data(["Hello world",12,16,18],{
   constructor: true,
   /*
    or
   */
   entries: true
});

Return array values ​​in reverse order

You reverse the array values ​​using the reverse: method.

var app = new Data(["Hello world",12,16,18],{
    reverse: true
});

Return array values ​​in English alphabetical order

To do this, you need the sort: method.

var app = new Data(["D","B","A","C"],{
    sort: true
});

Change all values ​​of the array to a single value

To do this, you need the fill: method.

var app = new Data(["D","B","A","C"],{
    fill: "data.js"
});

Delete the values ​​of the array

Try:

var app = new Data(["D","B","A","C"],{
    shift: true
});

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