at-lodash
improve readibility of your code!
Usage examples
es6
when at.config.js writen custom config code located in cwd, auto load that
- at.config.js
const {fp} = this
module.exports = function(){
//here execution context applied at-lodash's feature
//(ex : auto load node module, npm module, lodash module)
this.double = fp.map(fp.multiply(2))
}- index.js
require('at-lodash').call(this)
const {fp} = this
//auto load lazily lodasy module!
this.sum2mul3 = n => this.flow(
fp.add(2),
fp.multiply(3)
)(n)
this.map([1,2,3], this.sum2mul3)
// [9,12,15]
//auto load lazily node module! (ex: http)
const server = this.http.createServer((req, res) => res.end())
server.listen(8000)
//if you installed 'moment' npm module, auto load that!
this.moment([2010, 6, 10])
// July 10th
//auto load at.config.js
this.double([2,4,6])
// [4,8,12]
//create special execution context included string.prototype extended by string module
this.string(() => {
'good at-lodash'.humanize()
// 'Good at lodash'
})coffeescript
- at.config.coffee
module.exports = =>
#here execution context applied at-lodash's feature
#(ex : auto load node module, npm module, lodash module)
@double = @fp.map fp.multiply(2))
- index.coffee
require('at-lodash').call @
{fp} = @
# auto load lazily lodasy module!
@sum2mul3 = (n) => @flow(
fp.add(2),
fp.multiply(3)
) n
@map [1,2,3], @sum2mul3
# auto load lazily node module! (ex: http)
server = @http.createServer (req, res) => res.end()
server.listen 8000
# if you installed 'moment' npm module, auto load that!
@moment [2010, 6, 10]
# July 10th
# auto load at.config.js
@double [2,4,6]
# [4,8,12]
//create special execution context included string.prototype extended by string module
@string( =>
'good at-lodash'.humanize()
# 'Good at lodash'
)
installation
npm install at-lodash
Features
every module loaded lazily in execution context!
- import lodash
- import famouse module
- underscroe.string
- highland
- string
- create special execution context included string.prototype extended by string module
- import module in execution context lazily
- nodejs module
- installed npm module in package.json
- load individual setting in at.config.js
