Partitions an interval as evenly as possible.
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Lazy: returns an
Iterablefor the common case of not needing everything in memory at once - Small: just ~260 B minzipped
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Robust: property-based testing with
fast-check
$ npm i partition-intervalimport partitionInterval from 'partition-interval'
// Lazily iterate over the returned iterable.
for (const interval of partitionInterval([0, 99], 4)) {
console.log(interval)
}
//=> [ 0, 24 ]
//=> [ 25, 49 ]
//=> [ 50, 74 ]
//=> [ 75, 99 ]
// Collect the returned iterable into an array.
const intervals = [...partitionInterval([-31, 89], 5)]
console.log(intervals)
//=> [ [-31, -8], [-7, 16], [17, 40], [41, 64], [65, 89] ]Stars are always welcome!
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