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Jun 15, 2012
prelude.ls - A JavaScript Functional Programming Library Written In LiveScript
prelude.ls is a JavaScript functional programming library. It is the recommended base library for, and is written in, LiveScript. It is based in part off of Haskell's Prelude module.
Unlike some other libraries, say underscore.js, in prelude.ls, all functions are curried, meaning that they return partially applied functions if called with less than their full arguments:
Objects map to objects and strings map to strings:
And in certain cases you can use objects as functions if desired:
You might also want to check out this post on using LiveScript: 10 LiveScript One Liners To Impress Your Friends.
Requirements: LiveScript
Demo: http://gkz.github.com/prelude-ls/
License: MIT License
Unlike some other libraries, say underscore.js, in prelude.ls, all functions are curried, meaning that they return partially applied functions if called with less than their full arguments:
Objects map to objects and strings map to strings:
And in certain cases you can use objects as functions if desired:
You might also want to check out this post on using LiveScript: 10 LiveScript One Liners To Impress Your Friends.
Requirements: LiveScript
Demo: http://gkz.github.com/prelude-ls/
License: MIT License
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