Curry about 30-seconds-of-code

[Chalarangelo]

If it works better than the previous one or covers more use-cases, PR it. I like what I see. 😉

[elderhsouza]

Can you show an example of how that would work?
I believe this don't account for currying of variadic functions like Math.min for example.

[broadsw0rd]

@elderhsouza yes, you right, it was just an example, we have to define arity

const curry = (fn, arity = fn.length, ...args) =>
  arity <= args.length
    ? fn(...args)
    : curry.bind(null, fn, arity, ...args)

// curry(Math.pow)(2)(10) -> 1024
// curry(Math.min, 3)(10)(50)(2) -> 2

[steinslin]

@elderhsouza the curry may not work

const curry = (f, arity = f.length, next) =>
  (next = prevArgs =>
    nextArg => {
      const args = [ ...prevArgs, nextArg ];
      return args.length >= arity ? f(...args) : next(args);
    }
  )([]);
// curry(Math.min, 3)(10, 200)(2)  -> not work

I think should like this

const curry = (f, arity = f.length, next) =>
  (next = prevArgs =>
    (...nextArg) => {
      const args = [ ...prevArgs, ...nextArg ];
      return args.length >= arity ? f(...args) : next(args);
    }
  )([]);

[elderhsouza]

@broadsw0rd I like this one, haven't used currying like this one yet, but I can see how it can be useful, solid implementation.

@linrui1994 That's really elegant and terse, I tested all versions with the same use cases and it seems to work for all of it.

@Chalarangelo Great discussion here, wanna jump in?

[Chalarangelo]

Anybody wanna open a PR for this? I'd be glad to merge.

[elderhsouza]

@Chalarangelo Done! 👍

[Chalarangelo]

Resolved in #124. Closing...

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