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Benjamin Falk

benfalk

Total Packages

3

Total Downloads

640 968+

bn_falk@yahoo.com GitHub: benfalk
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word_smith

0.2.0
634 885+

General text utility library to help with string manipulation not found in the standard Elixir library.

Last Updated: about 6 years ago

e_queue

1.0.1
3 063+

An Elixir wrapper around the Erlang optimized `queue` that supports the FIFO, first-in first-out, pattern. This is useful is when you can't predict when an item needs to be taken or added to the queue. Use this instead of using `++` or double reversing lists to add items to the "back" of a queue.

Last Updated: about 10 years ago

data_pool

1.0.2
3 020+

Utility to buffer items into a queue that follow a simple block pattern on calls to push and pop when the queue at a max size or empty.

Last Updated: about 9 years ago
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