[RFC]: add `@stdlib/iter/cartesian-power`

[kgryte]

Description

This RFC proposes adding the package @stdlib/iter/cartesian-power.

This package would be the iterator equivalent of @stdlib/array/cartesian-power.

function iterCartesianPower( x, n ) { ... }

where x is an input array-like object and n is an integer power.

Package: @stdlib/iter/cartesian-power
Alias: iterCartesianPower

Related Issues

Related issues #1334.

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[TheNourhan]

I want to solve this problem do I create a cartesian-power folder and put my code inside it?

[kgryte]

@TheNourhan Thanks for reaching out. To get started, you'll want to follow the Download, Installation, and Verification steps outlined in the development guide: https://github.com/stdlib-js/stdlib/blob/develop/docs/development.md#download

Once you've setup your local environment, I suggest copying, e.g., the contents of an existing package (e.g., @stdlib/iter/linspace) to a cartesian-power folder in the iter directory, updating the copyright years to 2024, and then modifying the package contents according to the needs specified in the RFC above. Once you've done that, you should open a PR and we can discuss more there.

[gunjjoshi]

I would love to work on this, so should I make the PR directly, or should I be assigned to this issue first ?

[kgryte]

@gunjjoshi You may want to find another issue, unless @TheNourhan is not planning on working on this.

[TheNourhan]

I'm working on it, it's almost done.