.NET LINQ for Javascript, written by TypeScript.

• Provide IQueryable<T>, it's reusable, also variable and use iterator list to call query.
• Contains all the original .NET methods
• Support strong typing

import { Queryable } from "./implements/queryable";

const queryable = new Queryable<{ name, overall }>();
let source = [
    { name: 'Ronaldo', overall: 96 },
    { name: 'Messi', overall: 98 },
    { name: 'Mbappe', overall: 86 },
]

let query = queryable
    .from(source)
    .where(x => x.overall > 90);

console.log(query.toList())
// [{name:'Ronaldo', overall: 96}, {name:'Messi', overall: 98}]

let query1 = query
    .where(x => x.overall > 96)
    .select(x => `Best player is ${x.name}`);

console.log(query1.toList())
// ['Best player is Messi']

• from
• where
• select
• selectMany
• join
• groupJoin
• orderBy
• orderByDescending
• thenBy
• thenByDescending
• take
• takeWhile
• skip
• groupBy
• distinct
• concat
• zip
• union
• intersect
• except
• first
• firstOrDefault
• last
• lastOrDefault
• single
• singleOrDefault
• elementAt
• elementAtOrDefault
• orderByDescending
• defaultIfEmpty
• contains
• reserve
• sequenceEqual
• any
• all
• count
• longCount
• min
• max
• sum
• average
• aggregate

MIT License