v0.14.0

With v0.14.0 out the door I think it's time to seriously look into and start considering a 1.0 launch.

BREAKING CHANGES

• Removed memoizeWith since it was more of a POC from ramda's code base
  • I will most likely look into re adding it with my own code if the need is there right now I just don't see it

New

• Added startsWith function, which should work just like endsWith but with the beginning of a list.

Fixed

• isPrime should handle edge cases like 0 a correctly now and return false instead of 0 (#121)
• endsWith signature to reflect list instead of Array

v0.13.0

BREAKING CHANGES

• find has gone back to returning undefined instead of null for not found values

New

• Added fold function which runs a reduce without an initial accumulator
• Added the propOr Function which returns the value of a property from an object or the provided default value
• CircleCI will now handle publishing the documentation to the gh-pages branch

Fixed

• Documentation for functions showing up deprecated when they were actually not
• Documentation for join moved it to the Array Category, and fixed a typo in it's example
• Documentation for apply showed incorrect curry examples

Improved

• min is now using the fold function
• Finally improved the documentation process so now documentation changes won't flood the PRs!

v0.12.2

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New

• Added propEq function which takes a object property value and compares it against a given value to see if it's equal
• Added notEq function which checks if the provided values are not equal to each other

Fixed

• The documentation for and should now reflect correctly on the return and params

v0.12.1

Fixed

• pathOr and path breaking on null value

v0.12.0

Breaking Changes

• ascend and descend are no longer curried since they're meant to be sort based functionality and will always be called with their 2 params
  • The reasoning behind this is primarily performance, when using the function as intended there is a significant drop in performance
  • Note: ascendBy and descendBy have kept their curried status

New

• Added a median function which gets the median of an array of numbers
• Added a mod function which behaves like a modulo would in actual mathematics
• Added somePass function which takes an array of functions and passes a value through them until one passes or the end is reached
• Added everyPass function which takes an array of functions and passes a value through until one fails or the end is reached
• Added chunk function which chunks an array of data into smaller arrays

Improved

• pipe & pipeP are now using the Kyanite reduce giving them a small performance boost

Fixed

• Fixed a lot of signature displays through out the docs
• Documentation Fixes:
  • addIndex description tweaks
  • memoizeWith added RamdaJs credit since it's based mostly off their version
  • lt, lte, gt, and gte all had invalid examples in their documentation. This is addressed now
  • find and deepEq examples were incorrect

v0.11.3

New

• Added sum function which takes an array of numbers and adds them together
  • TS type added
• Added product function which takes an array of numbers and multiplies them together
  • TS type added
• Switched over to Circleci and Codecov

Fixed

• TS types
  • Added addIndex type
  • Added memoizeWith type
• addIndex Documentation
• slice Documentation

v0.11.2

New

• Added a addIndex function which can be used on map, filter, or reduce like functions to have them return the index and full list back to your callback function
• Re added the amend function (for now?)
• Added memoizeWith function

Fixed

• Some slight documentation tweaks and fixes

v0.11.0 (0.11.1)

Note: Had to release as 0.11.1 because I was a dumb with the beta version

Breaking Changes

• factors output has changed to be inclusive, it also works with negative numbers now
  • Example: factors(-36) // => [1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 18, 36]
  • You can easily get negative factors with negate and map
    • e.g: map(negate, factors(-36)) // => [-1, -2, -3, -4, -6, -9, -12, -18, -36]
• isEmpty will now throw a type error for unsupported types
  • isEmpty supports the same types as count as well as null and undefined
  • e.g: isEmpty(1) // => TypeError: Unsupported type: Number
• juxt functionality changes. It's now a 2 param curried function that takes arrays for data
  • e.g: juxt([Math.min, Math.max], [3, 4, 9, -3]) // => [-3, 9]
  • Also moved it to be in the array category
• ap re written to be a proper S combinator function
  • e.g: ap(x => y => x + y, z => z * 2, 2) // => 6
• Removed amend function since it's really just a limited Object.assign no real use for it

New

• reduce now supports iterable types like Map and Set
• Added inc Function which increases a number by 1
• Added dec Function which decreases a number by 1
• Added isZero Function which checks if the number passed in is equal to the number zero
• Added size Function which takes a map or set data type and returns its size
  • Note: It is currently categorized under Function which may change in the future as I add more Map|Set friendly functions
• Added count Function which takes any collection based data and counts the values within
• Added reduced Function which should be used with reduce or reduceRight as a short circuit for the function (see improved)
• has is now generic for Array, String, Object, Map, and Set data types
• Added within Function which acts like between but is exclusive of the numbers provided

Improved

• isEmpty now supports Maps and Sets
• Slight increase in partition performance
• Slight increase in omit performance
• Added import example onto each function, so it's visible within the examples
• factors had some typos in its docs
• Cleaned up always documentation
• Cleaned up identity documentation examples
• Cleaned up type to be more lightweight
• Completely re wrote reduce and reduceRight
  • No breaking changes
  • Both functions now support reduced which will short circuit out of the iteration and return the value
  • This is a good strategy for performance boosts
• reduce, reduceRight, and reduced are all using the @@transducer protocol
• Moved every, some, reject, filter, and find to use this new flow giving them decent performance improvements
• Tweaked height function for a tiny performance boost

v0.11.0-beta.6

important: The documentation at https://kyanite.dusty.codes is not reflective of beta changes

You can install the beta with npm i kyanite@beta

New

• Added within Function which acts like between but is exclusive of the numbers provided

Improved

• has is now generic for Array, String, Object, Map, and Set data types
• Tweaked height function for a tiny performance boost

v0.11.0-beta.5

Introduced a transducer setup for the reduce functions, allowing the use of reduced to help improve performance across the board.

important: The documentation at https://kyanite.dusty.codes is not reflective of beta changes

You can install the beta with npm i kyanite@beta

New

• Added reduced Function which should be used with reduce or reduceRight as a short circuit for the function (see improved)

Improved

• Cleaned up type to be more lightweight
• Completely re wrote reduce and reduceRight
  • No breaking changes
  • Both functions now support reduced which will short circuit out of the iteration and return the value
  • This is a good strategy for performance boosts
• reduce, reduceRight, and reduced are all using the @@transducer protocol
• Moved every, some, reject, filter, and find to use this new flow giving them decent performance improvements