Array Mixer

ArrayMixer is a lightweight JavaScript library (under 1KB) that enables custom ordering of multiple arrays effortlessly, perfect for Node.js and web projects. Easy, flexible, and powerful.

Discover the Power of ArrayMixer: The JavaScript Library for Custom Array Ordering

In the programming world, handling and ordering arrays can be a tedious and repetitive task. This is where ArrayMixer comes in, a lightweight and powerful JavaScript library, under 1KB, designed to simplify the organization of array groups in a highly customized manner. Whether for Node.js or web projects, ArrayMixer offers an efficient and easy-to-use solution for your ordering needs.

Key Features

Incredible Flexibility: With only two mandatory parameters, aliases and sequence, you can create complex combinations of arrays intuitively. Define aliases for your arrays and create display sequences as needed.

Easy to Use: The simplicity of ArrayMixer is one of its greatest advantages. With a single line of code, you can mix arrays of photos, ads, texts, links, songs, and more, following specific patterns.

Practical Examples: The library comes with several examples illustrating how to use it in different scenarios, such as displaying ads after a certain number of photos, including images in text paragraphs, or organizing sponsored links within lists.

Usage Examples

Display Ads Among Photos:

const mixedArray = ArrayMixer({P: photos, A: ads}, ["2P", "1A"]);

Include Images in Texts:

ArrayMixer({P: paragraphs, I: images}, ["4P", "2I"]);

Organize Sponsored Links:

ArrayMixer({R: related, S: sponsored}, ["4R", "2S", "2R"]);

Installation

For Node Projects:

npm install array-mixer --save

Import:

const ArrayMixer = require("array-mixer");

For Web Projects: Download the ES5 transpiled version of ArrayMixer and include it in your HTML:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/release/array-mixer.js"></script>

Contribution and License

ArrayMixer is an open-source project licensed under the MIT License. Contributions are welcome! Check the contribution section in the repository to learn how to help.