import * as iter from "https://deno.land/x/iter@v3.2.3/lib/transformers.ts";
Functions
Splits an iterable into evenly sized chunks. See @sindresorhus/chunkify | |
Lazily flattens a nested iterable completely, such that none of its yielded values are iterable. | |
f drop | Returns a new iterable containing the items of |
Returns a new iterable which skips items from | |
Returns a new iterable which skips items from | |
Returns the items of an iterable that meet the condition specified in a callback function. | |
f flat | Lazily flattens a nested iterable to a given depth. Similar to
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Lazily calls a defined callback function for each element of an iterable, and returns a new flattened iterable of the results by one level. | |
f fuse | Strips and fuses an iterable, such that any results including and after a
result with |
Converts an iterable into a series of pairs of indices and values. Similar to
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f map | Lazily calls a defined callback function for each element of an iterable, and returns a new iterable of the results. |
Generates a peekable iterator from the provided iterable (See Peekable).
Note that unlike other transformers, this returns an extended | |
Makes an iterable remember. Each time it is iterated over it will yield the same results. | |
f take | Returns a new iterable containing the first |
Returns a new iterable which yields while | |
Returns a new iterable which yields until |