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baethon/phln

Set of small utility functions.

Heavily inspired by Ramda.js, adapted for PHP needs.

Installation

Example usage

Note: in the docs P will be used as an alias to Baethon\Phln\Phln.

Currying

Phln methods are loosely curried. A N-ary method will return a function until all arguments are provided.

Partial application

Partial application is possible with combination of P::partial() and P::__ const. Partial returns a function which accepts arguments which should "fill" gap of missing arguments for callable.

Function composition

For function composition phln provides pipe() and compose() functions.

Using methods as references

Some of phln methods accept callable as an argument.

To pass another macro as a reference call it without any arguments.

Also, you can use P::raw() method wich returns uncurried macro, or pointer to Phln method.

Extending

Baethon\Phln\Phln is macroable. This means that it can be extened using macro() method:

Note about objects

The library takes terminology from Ramda. In most cases, it's perfectly fine, until one gets to the concept of object.

Ramda treats objects as dictionaries. In JavaScript, there's only one type which can act as a dictionary. It's ... object.

In PHP things get complicated. It's possible to use arrays and objects as dictionaries. This way Phln has to treat both of those types as an object.

For compatibility reason, all functions which return object will return array.

Testing

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