typescript-collections is a TypeScript library providing a complete, fully tested set of data structures including lists, dictionaries, sets, queues, and more. It's designed for TypeScript developers who need strongly-typed collections and array manipulation functions, with support for ES6 imports, CommonJS, and browser usage via UMD.
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