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I have just started to add algorithms, so the number of supported algorithms is limited at the moment, but will grow fairly quick.
- Bubble Sort
- Insertion Sort
- Merge Sort
- Quick Sort
- Dijkstra's Shortest Path (Adjacency List)
- Prim's Minimum Spanning Tree (Adjacency List)
- Binary Search
- Linear Search
- Two Crystal Balls Problem
- Maze Solver
- Pre-Order Traversal (Binary Tree)
- In-Order Traversal (Binary Tree)
- Post-Order Traversal (Binary Tree)
- Breadth-First Search (Binary Tree)
- Compare Binary Trees
- Depth-First Search (Binary Search Tree)
- Depth-First Search (Adjacency List)
- Breadth-First Search (Adjacency List)
- Breadth-First Search (Adjacency Matrix)
- Array list
- Singly linked list
- Doubly linked list
- Ring Buffer
- Queue
- Stack
- Trie
- Map
- MinHeap
- LRU Cache
Make sure you have Bun and bun installed.
clone the repo and install the dependencies
bun install
Run the cli
command and choose the options
bun run cli
edit the ligma.config.ts
file
export const config: LigmaConfig = {
dsa: [
"InsertionSort",
"MergeSort",
"Queue",
"Stack",
"QuickSort",
"DijkstraList",
"PrimsList",
...
],
}
create a day of katas, this will use the list in the ligma.config.ts
.
bun generate
this will progressively create folders named
src/day1
src/day2
...
bun generate
will also update the tsconfig.json
to point the latest day
folder via tspaths. This allows us to avoid updating anything for testing each day.
bun test
I have yet to create a testing strategy for next sets of algorithms, but we will get there when i cross that bridge.
A simple way to specify test, thinking something like tests.json
and cat test.json 2> /dev/null
to specify the tests to run. tests.json wouldn't be committed.