#Sorted Insert

Because going through the list is so 2001

This package is a simple function along with the tests. It uses list deconstruction and runs inside of node v7.4.0. I am unsure of how it will work in versions lower than that or in the browser.

##Argument Order for insert

This has the argument order of (item,list,sortingFunction) which may not be helpful for currying. However I think it works best for my use cases. If you use this function and find that another order is better suited for your use-case, feel free to make a PR/open an Issue and let's discuss it!

##Argument Order for fromSorted

This takes the function first and then the list second. This is because I can see me wanting to curry this function far more often than the insert function.

##Usage

$ yarn add @beardedtim/sorted-insert

And then in the project you want it

insert

const insert = require('@beardedtim/sorted-insert').insert,
      list = [0,2],
      item = 1,
      withNewItem = insert(item,list) // [0,1,2]

Or if you want to pass in your own sorting function:

const friends = [
  {
    name: 'Chris'
  },
  {
    name: 'Kristen'
  },
  {
    name: 'Tim'
  }
],
      newFriend = {
        name: 'Ryan'
      },
      sortingFun = (a,b) => a.name < b.name

insert(newFriend,friends,sortingFun)
// [
//  {name: 'Chris'},
//  {name: 'Kristen'},
//  {name: 'Ryan'},
//  {name: 'Tim'}
// ]

fromSorted

const fromSorted = require('@beardedtim/sorted-insert').fromSorted,
      list = [0,1,2,3,4,5,6],
      fn = a => a < 5 && a > 0,
      wanted = fromSorted(fn,list) // [1,2,3,4]

##Tests

$ yarn run test