@types/ramda

What is @types/ramda?

The @types/ramda package provides TypeScript type definitions for the Ramda library, which is a functional programming utility library. With these type definitions, developers can use Ramda in TypeScript projects with the benefits of type checking and IntelliSense support in code editors.

What are @types/ramda's main functionalities?

Function Composition

Allows the creation of complex functions by composing simpler functions. The compose function takes any number of functions and returns a function that represents the composition of those functions.

{"compose": "const greet = R.compose(R.concat('Hello, '), R.prop('name')); const person = { name: 'Alice' }; greet(person); // 'Hello, Alice'"}

List Transformation

Provides utility functions for working with lists, such as map, which applies a function to each element of an array and returns a new array with the results.

{"map": "const double = R.map((x: number) => x * 2); double([1, 2, 3]); // [2, 4, 6]"}

Object Manipulation

Offers a set of functions to manipulate objects, such as assoc, which creates a new object by associating a given key with a value.

{"assoc": "const updatedObj = R.assoc('c', 3, {a: 1, b: 2}); // {a: 1, b: 2, c: 3}"}

Logical Operations

Enables logical operations on functions, such as both, which creates a new function that will check if both supplied functions return true for a given set of arguments.

{"both": "const isRichAndFamous = R.both(R.propEq('isRich', true), R.propEq('isFamous', true)); isRichAndFamous({isRich: true, isFamous: true}); // true"}

Other packages similar to @types/ramda

lodash

Lodash is a JavaScript utility library that offers similar functionality to Ramda, such as manipulating and traversing arrays, objects, and strings. However, Lodash is not strictly functional and does not focus on functional composition as much as Ramda does.

underscore

Underscore.js is another utility library that provides functional programming helpers for JavaScript. It is similar to Lodash and has many of the same functions, but it has a different API and does not have as strong a focus on immutability and functional composition.

fp-ts

fp-ts is a library for functional programming in TypeScript. It provides developers with data types and functions for writing functional code. It is more focused on category theory and types than Ramda, and it is designed specifically for TypeScript, unlike Ramda which is JavaScript-first.

README

Installation

npm install --save @types/ramda

Summary

This package contains type definitions for ramda (https://ramdajs.com).

Details

Files were exported from https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/tree/master/types/ramda.

Additional Details

• Last updated: Thu, 26 Dec 2019 17:54:34 GMT
• Dependencies: @types/ts-toolbelt
• Global values: R

Credits

These definitions were written by Scott O'Malley (https://github.com/TheHandsomeCoder), Erwin Poeze (https://github.com/donnut), Matt DeKrey (https://github.com/mdekrey), Matt Dziuban (https://github.com/mrdziuban), Stephen King (https://github.com/sbking), Alejandro Fernandez Haro (https://github.com/afharo), Vítor Castro (https://github.com/teves-castro), Jordan Quagliatini (https://github.com/1M0reBug), Simon Højberg (https://github.com/hojberg), Samson Keung (https://github.com/samsonkeung), Angelo Ocana (https://github.com/angeloocana), Rayner Pupo (https://github.com/raynerd), Nikita Moshensky (https://github.com/moshensky), Ethan Resnick (https://github.com/ethanresnick), Tomas Szabo (https://github.com/deftomat), Maciek Blim (https://github.com/blimusiek), Marcin Biernat (https://github.com/biern), Rayhaneh Banyassady (https://github.com/rayhaneh), Ryan McCuaig (https://github.com/rgm), Drew Wyatt (https://github.com/drewwyatt), John Ottenlips (https://github.com/jottenlips), Nitesh Phadatare (https://github.com/minitesh), Krantisinh Deshmukh (https://github.com/krantisinh), Pierre-Antoine Mills (https://github.com/pirix-gh), Brekk Bockrath (https://github.com/brekk), Aram Kharazyan (https://github.com/nemo108), Jituan Lin (https://github.com/jituanlin), Philippe Mills (https://github.com/Philippe-mills), and Saul Mirone (https://github.com/Saul-Mirone).