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spread-args

v0.2.0

Published

Makes functions that expect multiple arguments accept a single array instead.

Downloads

38

Readme

Synopsis

spread-args is a JavaScript function for converting a function accepting multiple arguments into a function accepting a single array of arguments.

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browser support

Build Status Coverage Status Dependencies

NPM status

Why?

It's trivial to implement, but in order to keep code DRY (and avoid silly mistakes) it makes sense to define this function only once per project. This library is the logical consequence of that.

Install

Node.js

With NPM

npm install spread-args

From source

git clone https://github.com/pluma/spread-args.git
cd spread-args
npm install
make

Browser

With component

component install pluma/spread-args

Learn more about component.

With bower

bower install spread

Learn more about bower.

With a CommonJS module loader

Download the latest minified CommonJS release and add it to your project.

Learn more about CommonJS modules.

With an AMD module loader

Download the latest minified AMD release and add it to your project.

Learn more about AMD modules.

As a standalone library

Download the latest minified standalone release and add it to your project.

<script src="/your/js/path/spread-args.globals.min.js"></script>

This makes the spread-args function available in the global namespace.

Basic usage example

var spread = require('spread-args');

var str = 'foo bar qux baz';
[
    [/o+/g, 'u'],
    [/a/g, 'o']
].forEach(spread(function(re, substitute) {
    str = str.replace(re, substitute);
}));
console.log(str); // "fu bor qux boz"

API

spread(fn:Function):Function

Wraps the given function in a function that accepts an array as first argument and invokes the wrapped function with the array's contents as arguments.

If the returned function is invoked as a method, the this reference will be used to invoke the function.

If the returned function is passed additional arguments, they will be passed on as usual.

Example:

var spread = require('spread-args');

function join(a, b, c) {
    return [a, b].join(c || '');
}

var join2 = spread(join);

join2(['foo', 'bar']); // 'foobar'
join2(['foo', 'bar', '-']); // 'foo-bar'
join2(['foo', 'bar'], '-'); // 'foo-bar'

spread.unspread(fn:Function):Function

Wraps the given function in a function that accepts any number of arguments and invokes the wrapped function with an array containing the arguments.

If the returned function is invoked as a method, the this reference will be used to invoke the function.

Example:

var unspread = require('spread-args').unspread;

function join(arr) {
    return arr.join('-');
}

var join2 = unspread(join);

join2('foo', 'bar'); // 'foo-bar'

Unlicense

This is free and unencumbered public domain software. For more information, see http://unlicense.org/ or the accompanying UNLICENSE file.