Javascript
How to use Griffon:
Run Griffon by hitting the play button just above the code editor.
Griffon is a simple array visualizer that only works with javascript code. The web app launches with the Knuth Shuffle algorithm, and visualizes the result of each stage (iteration) of the shuffle.
Griffon is equipped with just one API of its own -
This API can take in any array. It truncates the string representation of each array element to 6 characters, using standard notation formatting if the member is a large number.
To use Griffon, simply paste your array related algorithm into the code editor, and call the
Run Griffon by hitting the play button just above the code editor. Griffon will snapshot the array it receives at every call to
You can then scroll through the snapshots by using the navigation UI in the Griffon header to visualize how your array changed from one
Run Griffon by hitting the play button just above the code editor.
Griffon is a simple array visualizer that only works with javascript code. The web app launches with the Knuth Shuffle algorithm, and visualizes the result of each stage (iteration) of the shuffle.
Griffon is equipped with just one API of its own -
visualizeArray(array).This API can take in any array. It truncates the string representation of each array element to 6 characters, using standard notation formatting if the member is a large number.
To use Griffon, simply paste your array related algorithm into the code editor, and call the
visualizeArray(array) API in every location where you want to visualize the current state of the array.Run Griffon by hitting the play button just above the code editor. Griffon will snapshot the array it receives at every call to
visualizeArray(array).You can then scroll through the snapshots by using the navigation UI in the Griffon header to visualize how your array changed from one
visualizeArray(array) call to the next.