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greedy-interval-packer

1.2.0

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Version 1.2.0 Details

Greedy Interval Packer is a small but useful npm package offering a greedy algorithm for packing integer intervals. Version 1.2.0, released on February 12, 2015, follows version 1.1.2, which was released on January 28, 2015. While the core functionality remains consistent - efficiently packing integer intervals using a greedy approach aimed at minimizing the number of containers or bins needed the update brings in some minor but significant improvements for developers. Examining the package.json files, we can see that version 1.2.0 introduces the coveralls package as a dev dependency, signaling an improved focus on code coverage reporting. This addition suggests a commitment to maintain high code quality and provide reassurance to users about the reliability of the library. The versions share a common set of dev dependencies. Both versions use tools like Browserify, Bundle Collapser, Chance, Istanbul, Jscs, Jshint, Mocha and Unexpected signalling that the library is well maintained and tested. Developers using Greedy Interval Packer can leverage this package to solve optimization problems involving scheduling, resource allocation, or any scenario where minimizing the number of containers or bins for a set of intervals is crucial. The MIT license ensures flexibility in usage.

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