folktale

Folktale

Folktale is a standard library for functional programming in JavaScript.

Installing

Folktale can be installed through npm:

$ npm install folktale

Not using Node.js? Check out our guide to running Folktale in other environments!

Documentation

• Browse the HTML documentation for Folktale

If you find any functionality that's not documented, or whose documentation is confusing or hard to understand, please report a bug on our issue tracker

Supported platforms

Folktale is written for ECMAScript 2015 platforms, but it uses a subset of features that can be safely backported to platforms as old as ECMAScript 3. If you're running your program in an older platform, you'll need es5-shim and es6-shim.

• Node 4.x, Node 6+ (Node 5.x is not supported)

Browsers:

• Chrome 36+
• Firefox 21+
• Safari 6+
• Internet Explorer 9+
• Edge 13+
• Opera 12.12+

Mobile browsers:

• Android 4.4+
• iOS 8.3+

Support

Note that all interactions in this project are subject to Origami Tower's Code of Conduct.

Having trouble using Folktale?

• "I think I found a bug in Folktale"
• "There's no documentation for X" / "The docs are hard to understand"
• See the Frequently Asked Questions for common issues
• Join the discussion channel

Think Folktale should do something it doesn't yet?

• I want to propose a new feature
• I want to submit a patch/pull request

By submitting a Pull Request you agree with releasing your code under the MIT licence.

Folktale discussion channels and information

• Discussion channel @ Gitter
• Follow @origamitower for news on Folktale
• Email the organisation directly

Licence

Folktale is copyright (c) Quildreen Motta 2015-2017, and released under the MIT licence. See the LICENCE file in this repository for detailed information.