A JavaScript micro-library for Node and browsers that provides a Stack data structure (< 1 kb).

$ npm install --save-dev md-stack

$ bower install md-stack

var s = new Stack()
  .push('a')
  .push('b');

console.log(s.size());       // 2
console.log(s.pop());        // b
console.log(s.peek());       // a
console.log(s.indexOf('a')); // 0

s.clear();
console.log(s.empty());      // true


// maximum capacity of 2
var s = new Stack({ cap: 2, yell: true });
  .push('a')
  .push('b')
  .push('c'); // throws error

console.log(s.size()); // 2
console.log(s.full()); // true

 var Stack = require('md-stack');
 
 var s = new Stack()
   .push('a')
   .push('b');

• cap (Integer) - Maximum capacity of the stack. [Optional, default: undefined]
• yell (Boolean) - If true, throw an error when stack would overflow on a .push() [Optional, default: undefined]

Removes and returns the element on top of the stack.

Pushes the element onto the top of the stack. If the stack is full, the element won't be added and an error will be thrown if the yell option is used.

Returns, but does not remove, the element on top of the stack.

Returns the position of the element in the stack, -1 if not found.

Clears the stack, removing all elements.

Determines if the stack is empty.

Determines if the stack is at maximum capacity.

Returns the number of elements in the stack.

If cap is provided, the maximum capacity of the stack is set and any overflowing elements (starting from the top) are removed. If cap is not provided, the maximum capacity of the stack is returned.

MIT