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@saber2pr/fp
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functional programing in async | sync | lazy.
# from npm
npm install @saber2pr/fp
# from github
git clone https://github.com/Saber2pr/fp.git
If you often program with node.js, there will be some bad cases in async, like this:
const contents = await Promise.all(
['./1.txt', './2.txt'].map(async file_name => ({
content1: await readFile(file_name).then(buffer => buffer.toString()),
content2: await readFile(file_name).then(buffer => buffer.toString())
}))
)
then you get a bad result, the contents.content1
and contents.content2
is a Promise
Now, there is a function named async_map
to it:
const contents = async_map(['./1.txt', './2.txt'], async file_name => ({
content1: await readFile(file_name).then(buffer => buffer.toString()),
content2: await readFile(file_name).then(buffer => buffer.toString())
}))
you will get a result and the contents.content1
and contents.content2
is the correct type "string".
what's more...
compose
pipe
setter
async_reduce
async_reduceRight
async_compose
async_pipe
async_setter
async_forEach
async_filter
async_intercept
async_map
*range
*map
*filter
*reduce
toIt
from
npm install
npm start
npm test
Author: saber2pr
you should write ts in /src
you should make test in /src/test
export your core in /src/index.ts!
FAQs
> functional programing in async & sync.
The npm package @saber2pr/fp receives a total of 7 weekly downloads. As such, @saber2pr/fp popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @saber2pr/fp demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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