Package btree-2d implements a 2-dimensional B+tree data structure.
The B+tree implementation itself has been generated by http://github.com/cznic/b.
We leverage github.com/joeshaw/gengen here to provide a way to generate this data structure for any type you'd like.
This package has been created as an optimization for service and route maps syncing in AstraNet, currently it works fine under heavy loads and reduces the CPU overhead and GC pressure as well.
$ go get github.com/zenhotels/btree-2d
Do not forget to proceed with gengen. See example.go on how to simplify this process.
A simple example with string and int types, see example.go and the corresponding example_test.go that yields the following:
$ go test
previous:
.
├── 1
│ └── [funcs: 1] hello world
├── 2
│ └── two
└── 3
└── three
next:
.
├── 3
│ └── replaced
└── 4
└── four
added: [3(replaced) 4(four)]
deleted: [1(hello world) 2(two) 3(three)]
bye cruel world
after sync:
.
├── 3
│ └── replaced
└── 4
└── four
PASS
For a more complex cases check out astranet/route and astranet/service, that are the primary reasons why this package even exists.
BSD/MIT