Introduction
Welcome to the documentation for [Plugin Name] v[Plugin Version]!
Overview
[Plugin Name] is a library for efficient asynchronous collections in [programming language]. It provides a set of powerful APIs and data structures to simplify working with asynchronous operations and data streams.
Key Features
- Efficient and scalable asynchronous operations
- Data structures for asynchronous collections
- Stream handling and transformation
- Error handling and recovery mechanisms
- Concurrent and parallel processing
Getting Started
Installation
To use [Plugin Name], you need to install it via a package manager:
npm install asynccollections
Usage
To start using [Plugin Name], import it into your project:
import { AsyncCollection } from 'asynccollections';
Then, you can create an instance of an asynchronous collection and apply various operations on it:
const collection = new AsyncCollection();
collection.add(1);
collection.add(2);
// Perform additional operations...
Examples
Example 1: Performing Map Operation
Using the `map` operation, you can transform each element of the collection:
collection.map((item) => item * 2);
Example 2: Filtering Elements
Filtering allows you to exclude certain elements based on a condition:
collection.filter((item) => item % 2 === 0);
API Reference
AsyncCollection Class
The `AsyncCollection` class provides the main entry point for working with asynchronous collections.
Methods
add(element)
Adds an element to the collection.
remove(element)
Removes an element from the collection.
map(callback)
Applies a callback function to each element of the collection and returns a new collection with the transformed elements. The callback function should accept an element as a parameter and return the transformed value.
filter(callback)
Filters the collection based on a given callback function. The callback function should accept an element as a parameter and return `true` or `false` to include or exclude the element, respectively.
forEach(callback)
Applies a callback function to each element of the collection.
toArray()
Returns an array representation of the collection.
Support
If you need assistance or have any questions, please reach out to the [Plugin Name] team at support@example.com.
License
[Plugin Name] is licensed under the [License Type]. You can find more details in the License File.
Author
[Plugin Name] is developed by [Author Name]. Visit the Author’s website for more information.