We currently have left-join, inner-join, and right-join.
I haven't bothered to implement outer-join yet.
We can theoretically just take advantage of the existing left-join and right-join solutions to solve this:
const left = leftMerge(...);
const right = rightMerge(...);
return left.union(right);
Unfortunately there's no union method either in JavaScript or my library, so I'll have to either implement that bit using a for loop, or write a helper for it.
Writing a helper might be the better option. How cool would it be to have these?
We currently have left-join, inner-join, and right-join.
I haven't bothered to implement outer-join yet.
We can theoretically just take advantage of the existing left-join and right-join solutions to solve this:
Unfortunately there's no
union
method either in JavaScript or my library, so I'll have to either implement that bit using a for loop, or write a helper for it.Writing a helper might be the better option. How cool would it be to have these?
Yeah, that'd be cool.