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Maps (objects) can be viewed as a pure function, in the sense, that specific values produce specific outcomes.
Wouldn't it be nice, if one could use this datastructure to model logical relations in a given domain? And wouldn't it then be nice, if we would not need to distinguish on the caller-side between a 'dynamic' function and a 'function' which is defined through a 'callable' object?
callable-data provides the function callable, which turns an object into something that can be called. Under the hood this happens by utilising proxy-magic (check the source-code it's only about 60 LOC)
import { callable, defaultsTo } from 'callable-data'
const beats = callable({
rock: 'scissors',
scissors: 'paper',
paper: 'rock',
})
// use object as function
const choicesToGameOutcome = ([a, b]) => {
if (a === b) return 'draw'
return beats(a) === b ? 'win' : 'lose'
}
// use conveniently with map function
const choices = ['rock', 'rock', 'paper']
const losesToThoseChoices = choices.map(beats)
// callable objects can still be used with []
const mapWithNativeSyntax = choices.map(choice => beats[choice])
// save on foo[bar] ?? 'defaultValue'
const questionToAnswer = callable({ foo: 'bar', [defaultsTo]: 42 })
questionToAnswer('foo') // -> 'bar'
questionToAnswer('buuz') // -> 42
questionToAnswer['bibuba'] // -> 42
// use to traverse nested objects
const user = callable({
address: {
street: 'someStreet',
},
})
user(['address', 'street']) // -> 'someStreet'
Proxies are used for the magic. Be sure that your environment understands them.
console.log uses an object representation, which cannot be hooked into.
const questionToAnswer = callable({ foo: 'bar', [defaultsTo]: 42 })
console.log(questionToAnswer)
// logs: [Function: anonymous] ProxyFunction
// fix: just call the callable object
console.log(questionToAnswer())
// logs: { foo: 'bar', [Symbol(default)]: 42 }
typeof changes from object to function
typeof {} // object
typeof callable({}) // function
npm i callable-data
npm test
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We found that callable-data 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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