Installation

• You can install Blumea via npm by running:

npm i blumea

• Alternatively, you can save the latest dependency by running:

 npm i blumea@latest --save

To start using Blumea in your JavaScript or TypeScript project, you need to first import it. This can be done using either of the following methods:

• ES5 import could be done as follows:

const blumea = require("blumea");

// import one or more bloom filters
const { BloomFilter } = require("blumea");

• Alternatively, for ES6 or later versions:

import * as blumea from "blumea";

//// import one or more bloom filters
import { BloomFilter } from "blumea";

• After importing Blumea into your project, you can create and access different bloom filter options.

• Blumea includes a logger module to monitor basic logs while using the filter.

• To enable the logger, use one of the following flags while running your JavaScript/TypeScript or Node.js application: -l, -log, or -blumea.

  • Here are examples of how to enable the logger:

    node application.js -blumea

  • Alternatively, applications with start scripts could use:

     npm run <app-script> -log

❓ What you'll need

• Node.js: v7.0.0 or higher
• Google Chrome: v41 or higher
• Mozilla Firefox: v34 or higher
• Microsoft Edge: v12 or higher