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uncurried-intrinsics

v1.0.2

Published

Combines es-intrinsic-cache and uncurry-x to get and uncurry JavaScript intrinsics in one step

Readme

uncurry-intrinsics

Get an uncurried version of an intrinsic function by name.

Description

Combines es-intrinsic-cache and uncurry-x to get and uncurry JavaScript intrinsics in one step.

Installation

npm install uncurry-intrinsics

Usage

var uncurryIntrinsic = require("uncurry-intrinsics")

// Get uncurried Array.prototype.slice
var slice = uncurryIntrinsic("Array.prototype.slice")
slice([1, 2, 3, 4, 5], 1, 3) // [2, 3]

// Get uncurried String.prototype.split
var split = uncurryIntrinsic("String.prototype.split")
split("foo-bar-baz", "-") // ["foo", "bar", "baz"]

// Get uncurried Array.prototype.map
var map = uncurryIntrinsic("Array.prototype.map")
var doubled = map([1, 2, 3], function (x) {
  return x * 2
}) // [2, 4, 6]

API

uncurryIntrinsic(intrinsicName[, allowMissing])

Gets an intrinsic by name and returns its uncurried version where this becomes the first parameter.

Parameters:

  • intrinsicName (string): The name of the intrinsic to get and uncurry (e.g., "Array.prototype.slice")
  • allowMissing (boolean, optional): If true, returns null or undefined for missing intrinsics instead of throwing an error. Default: false

Returns:

  • (Function|null|undefined): The uncurried intrinsic function, or null/undefined if allowMissing is true and the intrinsic doesn't exist

Throws:

  • Error if the intrinsic is not available and allowMissing is false

Examples

Array methods

var uncurryIntrinsic = require("uncurry-intrinsics")

var push = uncurryIntrinsic("Array.prototype.push")
var join = uncurryIntrinsic("Array.prototype.join")

var arr = [1, 2, 3]
push(arr, 4, 5) // 5
join(arr, ", ") // "1, 2, 3, 4, 5"

String methods

var uncurryIntrinsic = require("uncurry-intrinsics")

var charAt = uncurryIntrinsic("String.prototype.charAt")
var toUpperCase = uncurryIntrinsic("String.prototype.toUpperCase")

charAt("hello", 0) // "h"
toUpperCase("hello") // "HELLO"

Object methods

var uncurryIntrinsic = require("uncurry-intrinsics")

var hasOwnProperty = uncurryIntrinsic("Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty")

var obj = { foo: 1, bar: 2 }
hasOwnProperty(obj, "foo") // true
hasOwnProperty(obj, "baz") // false

Handling missing intrinsics

var uncurryIntrinsic = require("uncurry-intrinsics")

// Throws an error if the intrinsic doesn't exist
try {
  var missing = uncurryIntrinsic("NonExistent.prototype.method")
} catch (e) {
  console.log(e.message) // 'Intrinsic "NonExistent.prototype.method" is not available'
}

// Returns null/undefined if allowMissing is true
var maybeExists = uncurryIntrinsic("Reflect.apply", true)
if (maybeExists) {
  // Use the intrinsic
} else {
  // Handle missing intrinsic
}

See Also

License

MIT