JSPM

Set the length of a function.

Wraps a function with a function of a sertain arity.

A functional JavaScript library that facilitates currying and point-free programming, with optional lambda expressions.

Stand-in for a function

Wrap a function in a function that expects a given number of arguments.

Dynamic, extensible multiple dispatch via user supplied dispatch function.

Wrap methods preserving arity.

A simple wrapper to make variable length arities easier to manage

An async function is a function that delivers its result asynchronously (through Promise) {web}.

A function is a set of statements that performs a task or calculates a value.

Control function arity.

Function utilities

An async function is a function that delivers its result asynchronously (through Promise).

Create a function that invokes a provided function with a specified number of arguments.

A function is a set of statements that performs a task or calculates a value {web}.

Partially apply function arguments from the right.

Partially apply function arguments.

Easy `Function` subclasses

coroutine(generator).length === generator.length

Enforce function arity in JavaScript

Exposes max arity and other metadata for JS functions

Returns function arity (number of possible arguments) supports all ES6 features including argument destructor and default.

Dynamic, fully controlled and configurable currying

Utility function for dealing with function arguments

Makes sure that JavaScript functions are called with the expected number and/or types of parameters.

Clips function argument lengths.

A utility for construction objects with runtime arity

Returns function arity (number of possible arguments) supports all ES6 features including argument destructor and default.

Higher-order functions that restrict the arity of a function.

Make functions with a specified length.

A functional JavaScript library that facilitates currying and point-free programming, with optional lambda expressions.

Function wrapper that returns an array of functions that all have single arity, which invokes the original function when all the later functions have been called

Tiny curry() and curryN() functions. Resulting functions will have the correct arity (length).

Guess the maximum number of arguments the given function will consume.