From the example provided, I presumed the given number was the desired output of chunks and the array provided was to be chunked. Reminded me of binary handling with C++ and the serial port for connecting to microcontrollers over a bus.
I prefer yarn over npm but feel free to use npm if you wish! Only dependancies are tsc, prettier and jest
$ yarnRun the jest tests
$ yarn testI've provided some basic tests. The results are not entirely desirable so I may come back and resolve some issues.
I usually don't comment my code a lot? Line by line anyway, I sometimes use comment blocks on the top of functions if I feel them necessary. I use git a lot to portrait the comments of lines or code blocks if required. Comment blocks in TypeScript provide IDE syntax highlighting snippets which is why I use them, specially for packages.
I did try reversing the array so that if there was an overlap of values, the first array would contain the overlap but the values were then reversed as [[2,1],[4,3], [5]] which I didn't want to provide. As of right now I want to resolve the issue with the reverse stress test where the result is [[], [], [], [], [], [], [], [1]] where an array of 8 chunks is required from an array provided of length 1. I think this would come down to requirements?