feat: add callback functionality for binary search tree

[dquixote-jr]

I need the functionality to find the k'th node in the tree, which isn't possible with current setup This augmentation allows people to define whatever functions that they want, in this particular case, it allows me to store the subtree size in a parameter st_size and which I can use to find the k'th node in order.

First javascript project PR so this is gonna have some issues, happy to solve them.

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[kt3k]

I need the functionality to find the k'th node in the tree, which isn't possible with current setup

This change doesn't seem a good idea for adding that capability to this class. Currently BinarySearchNode class is private. This makes it a part of public API. That doesn't seem an ideal change. Can we achieve this without exposing node class public?

For small k's, it seems we can use lnrValues (or rnlValues) iterator for finding k'th node. What do your tree size and k value typically look like?

[dquixote-jr]

For small k's, it seems we can use lnrValues (or rnlValues) iterator for finding k'th node. What do your tree size and k value typically look like?

The tree can be large, like ~5K. And k can be as large as O(n), so iterating over values with lnr/rnl isn't really a good idea.

This change doesn't seem a good idea for adding that capability to this class. Currently BinarySearchNode class is private.

I don't think it's the worst thing to make the BinarySearchNode a public class, as we have already made it a "binary" tree, so having left/right/parent elements is expected of it. A different thing to do would be to expose the BinarySearchNode class, but not give access directly to member objects but rather have setChild/getChild or set/get Left/Right/Parent kind of functions.
I'm open to any other ideas too, my main use case is to allow people to travel over the tree via nodes somehow via left/right nodes. I don't need them to be able to access the specific internal attributes of the class, just left/right children.

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[kt3k]

I don't think it's the worst thing to make the BinarySearchNode a public class, as we have already made it a "binary" tree, so having left/right/parent elements is expected of it. A different thing to do would be to expose the BinarySearchNode class, but not give access directly to member objects but rather have setChild/getChild or set/get Left/Right/Parent kind of functions.

Then maybe it's better to define a new interface which only has left, right, and parent (and maybe value) fields, and use it as input type for callback?

Also run deno task lint and see the output. We need to fix them to merge this to main

[dquixote-jr]

Then maybe it's better to define a new interface which only has left, right, and parent (and maybe value) fields, and use it as input type for callback?

That sounds like a good idea. I've added a new class BSTNode and refactored the setup to use that.

Also run deno task lint and see the output. We need to fix them to merge this to main

Thank you for this. I've got it passing locally. import type gave me a headspin but I got it working in the end :)

[dquixote-jr]

Any holdups here?