The Sorting Visualizer project aims to develop a responsive web platform that visually represents various sorting algorithms, including Bubble Sort, Selection Sort, and Merge Sort. The platform will feature a box or bar graph displaying unsorted data that users can sort using different algorithms.

Gain a deeper understanding of sorting algorithms.

Track the total number of swaps required during sorting.

Monitor the total number of comparisons made.

Compare different algorithms side by side.

Approximate the time taken for sorting (time is used for comparison purposes only).

Sort any given array of positive integers consisting of three digits.

Adjust the speed of execution according to your preference.

Start, pause, and reset the execution as needed.

Generate a random array of numbers for sorting.

React with hooks for the user interface.

Styled components and React Material for CSS styling and pre-built components.

Zustand, a hooks-based state management library.

Vite as the bundler.

Animations are implemented using pure CSS and follow the FLIP principle.

Flex is utilized for array display and manipulation of positions, leveraging the flex order property.

JavaScript async generators are heavily used to control the execution of algorithms.

Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/Satyamkumarnavneet/Sorting-Algorithms-Visualizer.git

Navigate to the project directory: cd sorting-visualizer

Install dependencies: npm install

Run the development server: npm run dev