TL;DR Data structures implemented in TypeScript.

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Consider you would like to use the Stack and Queue data structure.

import { ds } from "@acagastya/dsts";
// or
const { ds } = require("@acagastya/dsts").default;

const { Stack, Queue } = ds;

src
├── adt
│   └── interfaces
├── ds
│   └── data structures
├── extended
│   └── DS with some added functionalities.
└── index.ts ➡️ the file from where everything is imported.

type — NodeItem | null | undefined

interface:

• value — type: any. The value to save in the node.
• next — type: NodeType. Reference to the next node.
• prev? — (optional). type: NodeType. Reference to the previous node.
• key? — (optional). type: any. The key to the value.

implements — NodeItem

properties

• value — (required). type: any. The value to be saved in the Node.
• next — (optional). type: NodeType. Reference to the next node. (default) null.

methods

• toString — returns string. Returns string representation of the node's value.