Usage guide

This guide is for people who want to use funko.

Other guides:

• Development guide

Install

npm install funko

Usage

import pipe from 'funko/lib/pipe'

const doMath = pipe([
    x => 4*x,
    x => 2 + x,
])

doMath(10) // 42

Q&A

Q: There are people who know more of functional programming and create better libraries than you, why did you create funko?

A: As a beginner I got lost in the large number of functions that exist in these libraries. I just wanted to know what functions are most important when starting out with functional programming. Another problem I faced was that the implementation of these libraries can sometimes be difficult to read and understand. As a result, funko exposes a relatively small set of functions and monads and its implementation is as easy to understand as I could make it.

Thanks

Thank you:

• Avaq for introducing me to functional programming,
• Dr Boolean for your mostly adequate guide,
• Ramda for letting me play with your functions,
• Babel for letting me use ES2015,
• node-package-skeleton for the starting point for package development.