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@mostly-adequate/support

v2.0.1

Published

Support functions and data-structures from the Mostly Adequate Guide to Functional Programming

Downloads

82

Readme

Mostly Adequate Guide to Functional Programming - Support

Overview

This package contains all functions and data-structure referenced in the appendixes of the Mostly Adequate Guide to Functional Programming.

These functions have an educational purpose and aren't intended to be used in any production environment. They are however, a good learning material for anyone interested in functional programming.

How to install

The package is available on npm and can be installed via the following incantation:

npm install @mostly-adequate/support

How to use

There's no particular structure to the module, everything is flat and exported from the root (the curious reader may have a quick glance at the index.js to get convinced about this).

Also, all top-level functions are curried so you don't have to worry about calling curry on any of them.

For example:

const { Maybe, liftA2, append, concat, reverse } = require('@mostly-adequate/support');

const a = Maybe.of("yltsoM").map(reverse);
const b = Maybe.of("Adequate").map(concat(" "));

liftA2(append)(b)(a);
// Just("Mostly Adequate")