Pond.js is a JavaScript and TypeScript library built on `immutable.js`, providing robust, immutable data structures and processing capabilities for time-based data. It unifies the handling of time ranges, events, collections, and time series through specialized types like `TimeRange`, `TimeEvent`, and `TimeSeries`. The library also offers a powerful `Pipeline` API for advanced batch and stream processing, supporting operations such as windowing, grouping, and aggregation. Currently at version 0.9.0, Pond.js is actively developed and ships with comprehensive TypeScript declarations, with the project having been rewritten in TypeScript for its upcoming v1.0 alpha. Its focus on immutability and specialized time-based structures differentiates it for applications requiring consistent and reliable time-series data management.
npm install pondjsVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates creating a TimeSeries, performing a daily average rollup, calculating an overall average, and working with TimeRange intersections.
Review the CHANGES.md for each update and pin exact versions to avoid unexpected behavior. Be prepared for potential API adjustments.
Monitor the project's development for the official 1.0 release. Expect a migration guide and plan for refactoring code when upgrading to 1.x versions.
Always treat Pond.js objects as immutable. Use methods like `addEvent()`, `set()`, `map()`, `filter()`, etc., which return new instances rather than modifying the original.
Ensure the variable `series` is an instance of `TimeSeries`. If working with raw data, create a new `TimeSeries` object: `new TimeSeries({ events: myRawDataArray })`.Verify that any nested data within `TimeEvent` or `TimeSeries` is correctly converted to `Immutable.Map` or `Immutable.List` if the operation requires it, or ensure you are passing the correct type of data to Pond.js constructors/methods.