Message from JavaScript discussions

December 2017

— Made my compose a tiny one

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const compose = (initialValue, ...funcs) =>
  funcs.reduce((value, func) => func(value), initialValue);

— The reduce doesn't really make it much tinier, but no assignment!!!

— Heh, left-to-right?

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const compose = (...funcs) =>
  initialValue =>
    funcs.reduce((value, func) =>
      func(value), initialValue);

— This

—

myMath = compose(add(3), multiply(4));

myMath(2); // 20

— I prefer it but there is also another reduce function builtin that goes the other way

— And yes I'm aware of returning a function, the alternative being wrapping it in your own

—

const compose = (...funcs) =>
  initValue =>
    funcs.reduce((value, func) => func(value), initValue);

there

— Yes

— Better