priority_queue_crystal v0.1.1

A Crystal module which provides MinHeap and MaxHeap priority queue implementations

priorityqueue

A Crystal module which provides implementations for MinHeap and MaxHeap variants of a priority queue.

Installation

  1. Add the dependency to your shard.yml:

    dependencies:
      priorityqueue:
        github: PaulSanchez/priorityqueue
    
  2. Run shards install

Usage

Example1

Simple scenario where the data ordering property is based on the element's values:

require "priorityqueue"

random_pq = PriorityQueue::MaxHeap(Int32).new   # create a MaxHeap PriorityQueue for integers
10.times { random_pq.push rand(100) }           # populate it with random numbers
until random_pq.empty?                          # yield the values in descending order 
  puts random_pq.pop
end

Example2

If priorities are distinct from their associated data, you can use Tuples as in the following example (based on the Priority Queue programming task page at rosettacode.org):

require "priorityqueue"

# Array of Tuples containing priorities and associated tasks in random order
tasks = [
  {3, "Clear drains"},
  {4, "Feed cat"},
  {5, "Make tea"},
  {1, "Solve RC tasks"},
  {2, "Tax return"},
]
task_pq = PriorityQueue::MinHeap(Tuple(Int32, String)).new(tasks)
until task_pq.empty?           # yield the tasks in priority order
  puts task_pq.pop
end

Produces:

{1, "Solve RC tasks"}
{2, "Tax return"}
{3, "Clear drains"}
{4, "Feed cat"}
{5, "Make tea"}

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