"use strict"; /** * Curry a function of any arity * * @param {Function} callable * @param {unknown[]=} [] initialParameters * @return {Function} */ function curry(callable, ...initialParameters) { return function(...additionalParameters) { const parameters = [...initialParameters, ...additionalParameters]; if (parameters.length >= callable.length) { return callable(...parameters); } return curry(callable, ...parameters); }; } /** * Uncurry a function of any arity * * @param {Function} curriedFunction * @return {Function} */ function uncurry(curriedFunction) { return function(...parameters) { return parameters.reduce(function(next, value) { return next(value); }, curriedFunction); } } const add = curry((x, y) => x + y); const increment = add(1); console.log(add); // [Function] console.log(increment); // [Function] console.log(add(1, 2)); // 3 console.log(increment(2)); // 3 const $add = uncurry(add); console.log($add); // [Function] console.log($add(1, 2)); // 3
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