CHUNKY

Not the package you needed but the package you deserved. Chunk the slices up by creating an iterator specifically for each data types with ease. Because you are lazy maybe?

Installing

go get -u github.com/Anondo/chunky

Usage

Import The Package

import "github.com/Anondo/chunky"

Create An Iterator & Iterate Over The Chunks

data := []int{}

for i := 0; i < 10000; i++ {
  data = append(data, i)
}

itr := chunky.IntIterator{
  Chunkable:   data,
  ChunkLength: 450,
}

itr.ChunkUp()

log.Println("Chunks:")

for itr.Next() {
  log.Println(itr.CurrentBlock)
}

OR

Use the whole chunk

log.Println(itr.Chunk)

Using The Factory Function

data := []int{}

for i := 0; i < 10000; i++ {
	data = append(data, i)
}

itr := chunky.NewIntIterator(data, 450)

log.Println("Chunks:")

for itr.Next() {
	log.Println(itr.GetCurrentBlock().([]int)) // Need to type cast because GetCurrentBlock returns an empty interface
}

You need to type cast the chunks to use it, as the factory functions return an Iterator interface. So to play with the actual chunk:

log.Println(itr.(*chunky.IntIterator).Chunk)

Try out the iterators for other data types as well.

Contributing

See the contributions guide here.

License

Chunky is licensed under the MIT License.