I love to use these functions for the function composition.
const pipe = x => (...f) => f.reduce( (acc, e) => e(acc), x ) const dot = (...f) => x => f.reduceRight( (acc, e) => e(acc), x ) //usage: pipe(data)(first_tf, second_tf, third_tf, fourth_tf); dot(fourth_tf, third_tf, second_tf, first_tf)(data);
The name"dot" comes from Haskell just like "pipe" from elm. It's the reverse of the pipe function.
Ooh those are handy. Thanks for sharing!
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I love to use these functions for the function composition.
The name"dot" comes from Haskell just like "pipe" from elm. It's the reverse of the pipe function.
Ooh those are handy. Thanks for sharing!