create-curried

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A utility to create curried functions that its parameters are reordered by user-defined order.

Installation

npm install create-curried

Quick Example (TypeScript)

import { curried } from 'create-curried'

const toBinaryString = curried(Number.prototype.toString, 1)
	.withBound(0, 2)
	.takesThis<number>() // no explicit `this` parameter in the signature, so manually specify it is a `number`
	.build()

toBinaryString(10) // => '1010'

const map = curried(Array.prototype.map, 2)
	.takes(0)
	.takesThis()
	.build<
		<T, U>(callbackfn: (value: T, index: number, array: Array<T>) => U) =>
			(array: Array<T>) =>
				Array<U>
	>()

const plusOne = (x: number) => x + 1
const plusOneEach = map(plusOne)

plusOneEach([1, 2, 3]) // => [2, 3, 4]

Guide

Start by calling curried on the function: curried(f). If your function contains an optional parameter, you need to specify number of its parameter to determine where non-rest parameter ends.

Then, call method takes/takesThis/takesRest to specify what the curried function takes (order matters!). If some parameter of your function needs to be bound, you are allowed to call method withBound/withBoundThis.

Now, call method build to build curried function. If your function contains type parameters (a.k.a. generics), you need to specify signature of the curried function, to make the function to have a correct signature.

Note

• your curried function takes rest parameter as single argument(args: Array<T>), not multiple arguments(...args: Array<T>).
• parameters that are not specified to take, get filled with undefined.