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v0.11.1

  • Fixed the definitions of some functions (proper tuples as return values, async does not leak arguments, etc.)
  • experimentally exporting register too
  • added some documentation

v0.12 "Joy"

  • Added match function
  • Cleaned up the code
  • isArguments, isDate, isNull, isRegExp added

v0.13 "Knuth"

  • Added classOf
  • Support for lists and streams in cons, init
  • Stream supports more versatile generators now
  • each will now stop if the passed function returns false
  • Improved overall code coverage

v0.14 "Lovelace"

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scravy
published 0.10.3 •

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v0.10.3

  • Increased code coverage
  • Better support for Lists/Streams in head/tail/length/take

v0.11 "Ichbiah"

  • Added permutations function
  • Added dependency on nodash/steinhaus-johnson-trotter
scravy
published 0.10.2 •

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v0.10.2

  • eq was not working properly with Tuples and not with Lists at all. Fixed.
  • eq uses now Nodash.typeOf instead of JavaScripts typeof
  • Added methods for converting objects into arrays of tuples and vice versa
  • Documentation improved
scravy
published 0.10.1 •

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v0.10.1

  • Fixed: Documentation showed up the package.json description for functions which do not have documentation yet.
  • reduceLeft and reduceRight introduced as aliases for foldl and foldr.
scravy
published 0.10.0 •

scravy
published 0.9.2 •

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v0.9.2

  • experimental: curry and uncurry added

v0.10 "Hollerith"

Breaking Changes:

  • Tuples are no longer implemented by arrays but by a class
    • fst and snd therefore no longer work with arrays but with Tuples only
  • Streams and infinite Lists were completely revamped. This affects:
    • lazy generates a List
    • stream takes a generator now and generates a Stream
    • Functions dealing with old streams are updated to handle List and Stream
    • List and Stream have laziness built in by using Thunk internally
  • Either is now a proper type
    • Functions dealing with Either are updated accordingly
  • consume and consumeString removed in favor of listToArray and listToString
  • run was adapted to fit the node convention of passing the error in the first argument

Additions:

  • List added, along with listToArray and listToString
    • has the methods head, tail, and isEmpty
  • Stream added
    • has the same interface as List but designates infinite Lists
  • Tuple added
    • has the methods fst and snd
    • Triples are tuples of tuples (a, (b, c))
  • Either type added, with constructors Left and Right
  • isInteger added - checks whether something is an integral number
  • isBoolean added - checks whether something is a boolean
  • isUndefined added - checks whether something is undefined
  • is added - flipped shorthand version of instanceof
  • range and rangeStep added - returns lazy lists for the given range

Other Changes:

  • Nodash is now built using browserify
  • Legacy code like shims for Array.isArray and Object.keys were removed
    • If you want to support pre-ES5 environments pull in es5-shim
  • The documentation system has been revamped
scravy
published 0.9.1 •

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v0.9.1

  • isLetter added - checks if a strings contains of only alphabetic characters where an alphabetic character is something that has an upper case and a lower case.
  • isUpper and isLower now accept strings that also pass isLetter.
  • curried is not exported via register and shows up in the api documentation.
scravy
published 0.9.0 •

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