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JavaScript library for making functional loops

• On the Node JS

To install on the node, just execute the command below on the terminal

npm install noloopfor

To import the the desired function use destructuring assignment, for example, the bellow code is importing the function loop.

const { loop } = require('noloopfor')

If using React JS, or some other JS library that allows you to use the ESM syntax, you can use it with destructuring assignment, as in the example below

import { loop } from 'noloopfor'

• On the browser

If you're out of Node JS you don't need to install anything, just import the desired function using ESM syntax, for example, the below code is importing the function loop, and then is implementing the same.

<script type="module">
import { loop } from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/david-fernando/noForLoop/dist/noforloop.js'

const number = 10

loop(number, 20, (iterations)=>{
 console.log(iterations)
})

</script>

• With Typscript

To use it with TypeScript, just install the TypeScript declarations with one of the commands below

npm install @types/noloopfor

// or

yarn add @types/noloopfor

• Syntax

loop(number, numberOfIterations, callback)

• Example

const number = 10
loop(number, 20, (iterations)=>{
 console.log(iterations)
})

• Syntax

loopStep(number, numberOfIterations, numberStep, callback)

• Example

const number = 10
loopStep(number, 100, 10, (iterations)=>{
 console.log(iterations)
})

• Syntax

decrementLoop(number, numberTarget, callback)

• Example

const number = 10
decrementLoop(number, 1, (iterations)=>{
 console.log(iterations)
})

• Syntax

decrementStep(number, numberTarget, numberStep, callback)

• Example

const number = 20
decrementStep(number, 10, 1, (iterations)=>{
 console.log(iterations)
})

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