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by MFogleman
2341 days ago
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I mean, I think one of the big arguments against a pipeline operator is that you can easily roll your own with const pipe = (...fxs) => x => fxs.reduce((v, f) => f(v), x);
If you're going to pull in ramda for example, they have their own pipe, and a map function that takes (predicate, array) as curried arguments, to aid with composition
import { map, pipe, range, sum } from 'ramda'; pipe(
range,
map(i => i * i),
sum
)(0, 6)
I haven't messed with HN formatting before, so I hope that turns out right. My team uses Ramda and pipes regularly in our Node code, and its absolutely wonderful |
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