Functional utilities for types and data, inspired by Elm.
This package is distributed via npm.
$ npm install --save elmlike
# or
$ yarn add elmlike
Then import according to your modules model and bundler, such as Rollup and Webpack:
// ES Modules
// For all possible functions to import look at the documentation
import * as Maybe from "elmlike/maybe";
/// CommonJS modules
const Maybe = require("elmlike/maybe");
A UMD version is also available on unpkg:
<script src="https://unpkg.com/elmlike/dist/elmlike.umd.js"></script>
I love Elm's types and their API. I like that they are concrete, and easy to grasp, with a minimal API surface. I often write similar ad-hoc types when working in JS, and wanted a common point for them.
If you want to just dive in, do this:
// TODO :)
TODO: Write about common patterns, imports and so on
MIT License © Fotis Papadogeorgopoulos
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Functional utilities for types and data, inspired by Elm.
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