Nephrotoma

gleam add nephrotoma@1

import nephrotoma
import gleam/string

pub fn main() {
  let tree = nephrotoma.from_list(string.to_graphemes("hello, world!"))
  |> nephrotoma.append_list(string.to_graphemes("hi!"))
  let assert True = nephrotoma.exists(tree, "hello, world!")
  let assert False = nephrotoma.exists(tree, "hello")
}

What is this for?

This is a library for checking whether a list exists in a list of lists.

Why not just check one by one?

Checking one by one can be expensive. This library is designed for if you need to perform a large amount of checks.

So I should always use this?

Creating the initial tree is also expensive, so this may not be fit for the job. Also, this was made in an afternoon. It is not at all optimized.

What does Nephrotoma mean?

It’s a genus of crane flies.

Why did you name a project off of a genus of crane flies?

I don’t know. They have long legs, I guess, reminding me of trees?

Development

gleam run   # Run the project
gleam test  # Run the tests