Tim Navrotskyy
Tim Navrotskyy
I was primarily talking about Ramda and Sanctuary in the context of working with types. I think Ramda does a great job of working with native data types. You could...
I am also interested in this feature and would love to see some progress here.
Looking at the code, not sure it fixes the issue: ``` JavaScript var cb = function (err) { if (err) { push(err); } [...] }; ``` This will always push...
Other libraries (Rx) deal with this problem by introducing wrapCallback and wrapNodeCallback functions. Maybe we could implement something like wrapCallback1? This use case appears quite often. Also we should probably...
I expected, that the mapper would allow me to map all arguments including the first. I don't see any reason why it shouldn't.
Not easy to cite the APIs off the top of my head :) The reason I ran into this problem in the first place was the HTTP core API. For...
IMHO wrapGenericCallback sounds better. Also this introduces some API inconsistencies. The usual way to create a stream is _.(source) which is great, but very limited. Following the wrapCallback logic, there...
Maybe it even makes sense to create a different library, something like highland-interop and extract all source methods into this one library. The constructor _.() would only support a generator...