Hi!
first, thank you all for this superb library!
I loooove transducers, so i'm usually using transducer or into everywhere i can, but in typescript land, it has been very hard for me to type it, i would like to understand both how could type it and if it is not possible where is the issue.
import {
filter,
into,
map,
compose,
} from 'ramda';
type OrderAndValue = { order: number, value: string }
type Values = string[]
const vals: Values = into<any>(
[],
compose<any, any, any>(
filter<any>(x => x.id > 5),
map<any, any>(x => x.val)
),
[
{ order: 1, value: 'a' },
{ order: 5, value: 'b' },
{ order: 10, value: 'c' },
]
)
here, for typescript is so difficult to understand what gets into map, because transducer expects to apply the fns in compose in the read order.
My question: is there any way to type this ? to get the type of OrderAndValue in the map and return Values ?
Hi!
first, thank you all for this superb library!
I loooove transducers, so i'm usually using
transducerorintoeverywhere i can, but in typescript land, it has been very hard for me to type it, i would like to understand both how could type it and if it is not possible where is the issue.here, for typescript is so difficult to understand what gets into
map, because transducer expects to apply the fns incomposein the read order.My question: is there any way to type this ? to get the type of
OrderAndValuein themapand returnValues?