dsh-shuffle

Shuffling array elements is a small but frequent task inside a conversation session—reordering quiz questions, random sampling, generating permutations. Rolling sort combined with Math.random every time is tedious, easy to get subtly wrong, and clutters your workflow with boilerplate. dsh-shuffle wraps that single concern into a ready-to-use tool: pure Node.js, zero network dependencies, one call and you hold a shuffled array.

Its capability is deliberately narrow: take an array of any element type, return a new array whose elements are randomly reordered, and leave the original untouched. There are no configuration knobs and no external requests. The design goal is a lightweight, side-effect-free shuffling step that plugs straight into an inference session without ceremony.

It fits developers and researchers who need quick array shuffling, random sampling, or permutation generation within a session—whether reordering a question bank, splitting data samples randomly, or producing a random sequence. dsh-shuffle lets you skip the repetitive code and keep your attention on the logic that actually matters.